What a crypto coverage actually covers
Identify the cause of the loss and learn to read the covered event, the exclusions, the eligibility and the time limits together.
Protection library
Context for understanding each risk.
Readings on custody, protocols, parity and coverage conditions. A set of pieces for recognizing exposure, reading the terms and asking more precise questions.
Know this before you take out cover
In structuring
Availability and conditions are set out one by one.
Readings that broaden your understanding.
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The seven risk families in digital assets
Use the seven families to locate dependencies on code, safekeeping, the peg, networks and services before assessing a coverage.
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Self-custody or third-party custody: what changes in the risk
Compare who controls the keys, how access is recovered and what restitution depends on in each custody model.
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Why a pegged asset loses its peg
Understand how reserves, redemption and market incentives relate to the peg, and why the price can move away from the reference.
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Spending approvals: the risk that remains after you leave
Learn what a permission authorizes, why it can stay active and what to check before changing it.
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How to document an incident while it is happening
Organize the transactions, the position, the communications and a chronological account so that what happened can be related to the requirements of a claim.
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Relate the reading to the risk you want to assess.
After reading, check the risk family and see whether a coverage is published in the catalog. Compare the event provided for, the exclusions and the evidence required in the product conditions.
In structuring
Consulting this site does not create coverage. Protection applies to the covered events and to the conditions of the collective policy.