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1 RSR = 0.00159196 USDT · updated 06:23 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Reserve Rights Markets
Reserve Rights Historical Data
About Reserve Rights (RSR)
Reserve Rights (RSR) is the token of the Reserve project, which builds tokenized baskets of assets called DTFs. Each DTF is a single token that holds a whole portfolio. RSR is used for governance, for staking that protects some DTFs and in a burn paid for with fees. This page shows FMchart's composite price, a US dollar value averaged across several exchanges.
Index DTFs and Yield DTFs
Reserve offers two kinds of DTF. Index DTFs track a basket of tokens, and RSR is their default governance token. Holders vote-lock RSR to steer basket changes, fee splits and upgrades, with a one-week unlock delay. Yield DTFs package yield-bearing assets, such as the eUSD dollar basket. Each DTF can set its own governance, but most use the default setup, where staked or locked RSR counts as voting weight. Anyone can propose changes to a DTF through its governance process.
Staked RSR as first-loss capital
On Yield DTFs, holders can stake RSR as extra protection for DTF holders. If a collateral token defaults, staked RSR can be seized to cover the loss, so stakers take the first hit. In return, they receive part of that DTF's revenue, which the protocol uses to buy RSR. Unstaking comes with a delay, typically between about 7 and 30 days, and no rewards are earned while it runs.
Fees that buy and burn RSR
Every Index DTF charges platform fees on new mints and on the value locked in it. A protocol-level contract sweeps those fees, uses them to market-buy RSR and sends the tokens to a burn address. This applies to every Index DTF, even ones governed by a token other than RSR. The share of each fee that goes to the burn is set onchain by governance. Because burned tokens are gone for good, the burn reduces the supply left in circulation.
100 billion tokens and the Burn Gauge
RSR has a fixed total supply of 100 billion tokens. Tokens not yet circulating sit in the Slow and Slower Wallets, which have a four-week withdrawal delay. In September 2026, holders chose the Burn Gauge to govern future unlocks, with 80.44% of its ballot in favor. The first setting vote closed on September 25 and chose High Burn. Under it, each RSR burned by the protocol triggers four more treasury RSR burned, and nothing is unlocked. Holders vote on the gauge setting each quarter, so it can change; a Reserve forum update dated October 4, 2026 listed the next vote for October 15.
Slashing, adoption and treasury questions
Staked RSR can lose value if a collateral token in its DTF defaults, and a full slashing can reduce staked balances to zero. Demand for RSR depends on how much money flows into DTFs, because fees fund both staker rewards and burns. A large share of supply still sits in wallets controlled by the team and by Confusion Capital. The unlock rules can change through holder votes, as the 2026 decision showed.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Reserve Rights (RSR) FAQ
What is Reserve Rights (RSR) used for?
RSR has three main jobs in the Reserve ecosystem. It can be staked on Yield DTFs as first-loss capital, and it is the default vote-locking token for governing Index DTFs. Index DTF fees are also used to buy and burn it. Staking and voting both rely on how much RSR a holder commits.
What is a DTF in Reserve?
A DTF is a single token that holds a basket of other assets. Index DTFs track baskets of tokens and are usually governed with vote-locked RSR. Yield DTFs hold yield-bearing collateral and can be protected by staked RSR. Anyone can propose changes to a DTF through its governance process.
What happens to staked RSR if a collateral token defaults?
Staked RSR can be seized to cover the loss for that DTF's holders, which lowers the exchange rate between staked RSR and RSR. Losses are taken pro rata across stakers of that DTF. In the rare case of a 100% slashing, staked balances can be zeroed so the pool can restart with new stakers.
What does one RSR cost today?
One RSR costs about $0.0016 on FMchart's composite, an average of several exchanges in US dollars. In the past 24 hours, around $636.9K of RSR traded across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. With 100 billion tokens in total, RSR is quoted with several decimal places.
How much of the 100 billion RSR is circulating?
Roughly 62,553,174,091 RSR circulate, out of a fixed total of 100 billion. The remainder sits in the Slow and Slower Wallets, which release tokens only after a four-week delay. Circulating RSR is worth about $99.42M today, placing it at rank 281 by market value.
What was the RSR all-time high?
According to market data, RSR's all-time high is $0.1174, reached on Apr 16, 2021. On this page, Price Statistics also shows the all-time low and the percentage gap between each record and the current composite price. Records like these describe the past, not where RSR will trade next.
How has RSR moved month to month?
In FMchart's composite price history (since November 2024), RSR posted its largest monthly gain in April 2025 (+41.1%) and its largest monthly loss in November 2025 (-42.8%). Monthly Returns (USD) covers the months between those extremes. For longer periods, check Quarterly Closing Price (USD) and Annual Price (USD) Change.
What is the RSR Burn Gauge?
The Burn Gauge links RSR unlocks to protocol burns, and holders vote on its setting. It won a September 2026 vote with 80.44% of its ballot in favor, beating a milestone-based plan. The first setting, High Burn, means each RSR burned by the protocol triggers four treasury RSR burned and no unlocks. The setting is put to a holder vote each quarter.
How are RSR tokens burned?
Index DTFs charge fees on new mints and on value locked. A protocol-level contract uses those fees to buy RSR on the market and sends it to a burn address, removing it for good. This happens for every Index DTF, whichever token governs it. Under the High Burn setting, treasury RSR is burned as well.
Who controls the RSR held outside circulation?
The Slow Wallet is a locked wallet controlled by the Reserve project team and used to fund DTF adoption. The Slower Wallet is run by Confusion Capital and receives funds from it. Both have a four-week withdrawal delay, and the Slower Wallet also limits withdrawals to 1% of total supply in any four-week period.