💡vision

The Re Protocol is aptly named, as it presides over all beginnings and transitions. Re serves as the protocol that unlocks a visionary pathway and enables on-chain engagements previously unknown. The untapped potential of Re is limitless and can serve as a stepping stone for native regulatory-friendly products and concepts that were never before considered. Financial disruption need not bend the knee to regulatory red tape; it can instead coincide in harmony like never before.

Re is a legal framework for the adoption of blockchain technology. By ensuring compliance with existing securities laws and regulations, the protocol can enable broader adoption of blockchain technology, while providing investors with the necessary protections and safeguards.

Re allows individual investors to self-custody their assets, self-report, and still be fully compliant with local Securities and Exchange laws, the benefits of such a protocol are significant:

• It enables the development of new order types and execution strategies that leverage the unique properties of blockchain technology. This can provide investors with greater flexibility and customization when executing trades, improving their performance and reducing their risk exposure

• It provides greater visibility into the execution of trades and the behavior of the market as a whole, by leveraging the transparency and immutability of the blockchain. This can improve the accuracy of modeling and simulation of market dynamics, which can enhance the performance of algorithmic and quantitative execution strategies

• It unlocks more efficient and secure settlement of trades, reducing operational risk and improving market efficiency. Smart contracts can be used to automate the settlement of trades, ensuring that all parties involved in the transaction receive their assets in a timely and secure manner

• It facilitates the development of decentralized exchanges (DEXs) that operate entirely on-chain. DEXs can provide a more secure, transparent, and efficient way for investors to trade assets, without the need for intermediaries or centralized exchange platforms. This can reduce costs, increase market participation, and provide greater access to liquidity for investors.