The insurance market for Solana transaction risk. Connecting transaction flow with capital to underwrite it. No Coin or Token
Joined May 2026
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Crypto has built the infrastructure to move money. But who’s insuring the transactions?
Ember assesses and prices Solana transaction risk, connecting wallets and applications with capital willing to underwrite it.
We’re building the insurance market for onchain transactions.
Ember Cover 🔥 retweeted
Security Update: We are responding to a security incident affecting part of our infrastructure.
At this time, we have identified no immediate threat to MetaMask wallets.
As a precaution, we are proactively exiting affected validators within our non-custodial staking operations, in coordination with clients, partners and security advisors.
We’ll share further updates as appropriate. metamask.io/news/user-update…
Ember Cover 🔥 retweeted
The @SolanaFndn just open-sourced Microscope, a free monitoring & alerting tool for Solana programs.
We've tested it out. Its skills map alerts to our STRIDE security framework so the responding team has context to start from during an incident.
github.com/solana-foundation…
Another build day…
Rebuilding Ember Cover around a simpler idea:
Pay once. See your protection in your wallet. Know if a transaction is covered before you sign.
Plus safer payments, recovery, protection history, and wallet-based claims.
Less insurance. More “am I covered?”
Building away on @EmberCover.
Lots getting done. Lots still to do.
No AI pet. No AI agent with a personality.
Just trying to make Solana transactions safer when things go wrong.
Back to building.
One bad signature shouldn’t define someone’s entire crypto experience.
Today it can.
We think crypto needs a better answer than:
“You should have been more careful.”
Crypto will never be risk-free.
And it shouldn’t pretend to be.
The better answer is to understand the risk, price it and share it.
That’s what we’re building with Ember.
Everyone talks about mass adoption.
But mass adoption requires mass confidence.
People need to feel safe putting more of their lives and money onchain.
That’s the problem Ember is working on...
The next billion crypto users probably won’t care about better warning screens.
They’ll care that using crypto doesn’t mean carrying 100% of the risk themselves.
Protection isn’t a nice-to-have for adoption.
It’s infrastructure.
Crypto security can’t just be:
⚠️ WARNING
⚠️ WARNING
⚠️ WARNING
At some point we need to actually protect people when something goes wrong.
That’s what we’re building at Ember.
We’re building Ember to protect transactions.
But the bigger mission is trust.
Because every person who feels safer using crypto makes the ecosystem stronger for everyone.
Safer users.
More confidence.
Stronger market.
Every wallet drained is bigger than one person’s loss.
It’s another reason for someone else not to enter crypto.
Making users safer isn’t just good for users.
It’s good for the entire market.
Seatbelts didn’t make cars less exciting.
They made driving safer for everyone.
Crypto needs the same thing.
Ember is building the onchain seatbelt...
Crypto doesn’t win because a few people get rich.
It wins when more people feel safe enough to use it.
Protect the user.
Build trust.
Grow the market.
A rising tide lifts all boats
We’ve been rebuilding Ember Cover around a much simpler idea.....
pay once, see your protection in the wallet, and know whether a transaction is covered before you sign. We’ve also added safer payments, recovery, protection history, and wallet-based claims.
More to share soon
What’s good for users is good for crypto.
Better protection → more confidence → more users → more activity → a stronger ecosystem.
Making crypto safer isn’t slowing the market down.
It’s helping it grow.