Token $RE Now Available for Trading on Tokocrypto

Indonesian cryptocurrency exchange Tokocrypto has announced the listing of Re Protocol's token, RE, with trading set to begin on July 3, 2026, at 10:00 WIB. The exchange said the addition gives users more asset choices for portfolio diversification and allows them to respond more flexibly to market opportunities.

Tokocrypto will support the RE token in several trading pairs, including RE/USDT, RE/USDC, RE/U, and RE/USD1. The token runs on Ethereum and has a maximum supply and total supply of 1,000,000,000 RE. According to CoinMarketCap data cited by the exchange as of July 1, 2026, the circulating supply is approximately 159,600,000 RE, with a market cap of about US$104 million.

Re Protocol describes itself as a project combining real-world assets (RWA) and decentralized finance (DeFi), connecting stablecoin capital on blockchain with the real-world reinsurance market. Through its Insurance Capital Layers (ICL) mechanism, eligible users can deposit stablecoins to back reinsurance contracts that are fully collateralized through licensed insurance companies, and in return receive assets such as reUSD or reUSDe.

Unlike most DeFi protocols, Re's yield source is reinsurance premiums rather than lending, trading, or token incentive programs. The project says this provides an uncorrelated yield narrative, meaning potential returns are not tied to crypto market volatility.

For transparency, Re integrates Chainlink oracles, Fireblocks vaults, and third-party verification so that reserve data, collateral, and off-chain assets can be audited. The RE token itself functions as a governance token used for voting, protocol development, and setting participation standards within the ecosystem. The project is backed by investors including Electric Capital, Tribe Capital, Framework Ventures, and Morgan Creek Digital.

Tokocrypto reminded users that investing in crypto assets carries high risk and encouraged independent research before making any investment decision. The announcement was provided for informational purposes only and was not intended as investment advice.