Institutional capital is entering Web3, and what it buys first is often not tokens, but insurance policies.
Soter Insure, a digital-asset specialist insurer headquartered in Abu Dhabi and licensed to operate in Bermuda, has completed a Series B funding round led by Galaxy, with Coinbase Ventures, Brevan Howard, Franklin Templeton, SBI Group, SC Ventures, and others joining in. This shareholder roster—spanning crypto-native firms and traditional finance—is itself a signal: the two kinds of capital are converging around a shared language of risk management.
Soter Insure serves institutional clients exclusively, covering Web3-native pain points head-on: smart contract failures, on-chain staking slashing, asset theft, directors’ and officers’ liability insurance, and more. Policies also support claims denominated and paid out in either fiat currencies or native digital assets, addressing the very question that asset managers and protocols worry about most as they scale up their capital: “Who has our back if something goes wrong?”
As more capital accumulates in staking, custody, and protocol layers, the value of foundational risk-management infrastructure like insurance will be repriced. The moat of an institutional-grade bull market is often built first through risk transfer.
#Web3保险 #机构融资 #Digital Assets
Soter Insure, a digital-asset specialist insurer headquartered in Abu Dhabi and licensed to operate in Bermuda, has completed a Series B funding round led by Galaxy, with Coinbase Ventures, Brevan Howard, Franklin Templeton, SBI Group, SC Ventures, and others joining in. This shareholder roster—spanning crypto-native firms and traditional finance—is itself a signal: the two kinds of capital are converging around a shared language of risk management.
Soter Insure serves institutional clients exclusively, covering Web3-native pain points head-on: smart contract failures, on-chain staking slashing, asset theft, directors’ and officers’ liability insurance, and more. Policies also support claims denominated and paid out in either fiat currencies or native digital assets, addressing the very question that asset managers and protocols worry about most as they scale up their capital: “Who has our back if something goes wrong?”
As more capital accumulates in staking, custody, and protocol layers, the value of foundational risk-management infrastructure like insurance will be repriced. The moat of an institutional-grade bull market is often built first through risk transfer.
#Web3保险 #机构融资 #Digital Assets