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Reserve Rights RSR

Asset-basket governance and risk backing.

Reserve Rights is a token used in the Reserve ecosystem’s governance and risk-backing mechanisms. RSR is not a stablecoin.

What is Reserve Rights?

Reserve protocols support tokens backed by asset baskets, called decentralized token folios. RSR can be staked on yield-oriented folios to participate in governance and provide capital that absorbs certain collateral losses. Index-oriented folios use different vote-locking arrangements.

Staked RSR can be seized to absorb collateral losses. Asset-basket tokens can lose value or their intended peg, and contract or governance failures remain possible.

Why people pay attention

  • Asset baskets

    Reserve protocols support tokens representing baskets of assets.

  • Governance

    RSR participation depends on the individual folio and protocol.

  • Loss backing

    Staked RSR can be used when collateral defaults.

Origins & development

The Reserve yield protocol launched on Ethereum in October 2022. That milestone is distinct from RSR’s earlier history and from the later index protocol.

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