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updated $0Market cap$25.43K
Volume 24h$2.56K
Circulating supply565.02M57% of max 1B
Risk Sharing Token (RST) is a utility token built on the Ethereum blockchain under the token standard 3, developed by the REGA Risk Sharing platform. The idea behind it is simple: a community pool where members share risks together — like a mutual aid fund, but running on smart contracts instead of paperwork. The RST token acts as the internal currency that powers participation in this system.
Frequently asked questions
What is Risk Sharing Token and how is it different from regular insurance?
RST is the token of the REGA Risk Sharing platform, which replaces a traditional insurance company with a decentralized community. Instead of paying premiums to an insurer that keeps the profit, participants pool funds in a shared smart contract and cover each other's risks. The token is used to access the platform and interact with its risk-sharing pools.
How does the RST technology work?
RST is an Ethereum-based token that follows token standard 3 and lives at the contract address 0xb9b4cfe4194d7e8511aa9b9f1260bc7b9634249e. All pool operations — contributions, payouts, and rules — are executed by smart contracts, so no central intermediary decides who gets paid. You can always verify transactions yourself on any Ethereum block explorer.
How is the token supply and issuance structured?
RST is a fixed-supply token issued on Ethereum, meaning no new tokens are minted on demand like some inflationary coins. The distribution was organized through the platform's own crowdsale events. Details on the total and circulating supply can be checked directly via the smart contract on a block explorer.
How can I store and use RST?
Since RST is an ERC-standard Ethereum token, any wallet that supports Ethereum tokens works fine — MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or a hardware wallet like Ledger. To interact with the REGA platform itself, you can connect your wallet through the official site at https://rega.life/. Always double-check the contract address before sending tokens anywhere.