RSR

#341

Reserve Rights

Stablecoins · Crypto-Backed Stablecoins

RSR#341

Mcap$80.71M

$0.0013217.98%

Overview Monitoring Markets News More

Spot Volume (24H)

$24.20M+565.78%

Marketcap

$80.71M

FDV

$129M

Mindshare

Low

Metrics (24H)

2 Notable Posts

Circ. Supply

62.6B

Max Supply

100.0B

Mcap/FDV

62.55%

Total Supply

100.0B

Sector Ranking

#44

Futures Volume

$52.09M

Open Interest

$9.63M

Funding Rate

0.0061%

Volatility (30D)

139.09%

Reserve is a blockchain protocol for creating stablecoins, known as RTokens, backed by baskets of ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum. RTokens can be minted or redeemed for their backing assets and support overcollateralization via staked Reserve Rights (RSR) to mitigate collateral defaults.

Sector

Stablecoins

Sector Rank

#44

Sub-Sector

Crypto-Backed Stablecoins

Sub-Sector Rank

#10

Contracts

API ID

Analytics

Social

Resources

Content

Block Explorer

Nevin Freeman

Co-founder & CEO

Miguel Morel

Founder and CEO

1Y Price Performance -76.02%

All Time High

$0.116-98.87%

Apr 16, 2021

Cycle Low

$0.00105+25.04%

Jul 01, 2026

First Trade

Apr 26, 2020 on

HitBTC

RSR Chart

All Charts

$0.00132

22.71% Past Month

Price

$0.0013222.71%

Fees

NEW

$73.16K0.37%

Mindshare

0.0036%24.36%

RSR

More Charts

Spot Volume (24H)

$24.20M+565.78%

Marketcap

$80.71M

Mindshare

Low

All News

Create Your Own Report

Last Updated: Oct-29-2026 10:00 UTC

Reserve Rights (RSR) Project Update

Get Caught Up

Vote-Locking Launch for Index DTFs (May 2025) Reserve introduced vote-locking, a mechanism that lets token holders commit tokens to a specific Index DTF (Decentralized Token Folio — a decentralized index fund) in exchange for voting rights over that index's parameters, including token inclusion, weighting, fees, and governance roles 1. Locked tokens can include RSR or any token chosen by the DTF's creator, and a one-week cooldown period applies after withdrawal is initiated to prevent abuse 1. This matters because it expands governance participation for RSR holders beyond traditional staking, which earns yield and provides security, while vote-locking offers governance influence and a potential share of minting and TVL-based fees once enabled through governance 2 1.

Fee-Driven RSR Buyback and Burn As part of the vote-locking framework, platform fees are used to buy and burn RSR, a mechanism that reduces circulating supply and supports the token's value 2. This aligns incentives between governance participants and the broader ecosystem, reinforcing Reserve's mission to provide permissionless, blockchain-backed financial products 2.

Broader Stablecoin Regulatory Tailwinds The GENIUS Act, signed into law on July 18, 2025, established the first federal regulatory framework for stablecoins, mandating high-liquidity backing and reserve disclosures 3 4. This is directly relevant to Reserve, whose RTokens are stablecoins backed by baskets of ERC-20 tokens, as clearer stablecoin rules could improve the operating environment and legitimacy of collateralized stablecoin models 3.

Biggest Stories of 2025

Vote-Locking for Index DTFs launched, enabling RSR and other tokens to be locked into specific indices in exchange for governance rights over token inclusion, weighting, fees, and roles, with a one-week cooldown on withdrawals 1. This remains a core governance feature shaping how RSR holders influence the ecosystem. (May 5, 2025)
Reserve announced vote-locking for governance tokens including RSR, allowing holders to influence Index DTFs and potentially earn a share of DTF fees, complementing existing RSR staking and expanding governance options 5 2. This marked a significant expansion of RSR's utility within the protocol. (May 5, 2025)
The GENIUS Act was signed into law, creating a federal stablecoin framework requiring high-liquidity backing and reserve disclosures 3 4. This regulatory clarity is relevant to Reserve's collateralized stablecoin model and the broader sector. (July 18, 2025)
The White House established a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" via Executive Order, treating BTC as a managed asset 3. This signaled growing institutional and governmental engagement with crypto assets. (March 6, 2025)
The SEC introduced "Project Crypto" to develop tailored rulemaking, signaling a shift away from an enforcement-only posture 3. This could ease the regulatory path for stablecoin and DeFi protocols like Reserve. (2025)

Note: No Reserve Rights-specific news or events were identified within the past 7 days or the past 30 days, so those sections have been omitted. The most recent Reserve-specific development available is the May 2025 vote-locking launch.