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Long-Term Reserve

Definition

A long-term reserve refers to a portion of assets, often digital assets or stablecoins, held by a protocol, foundation, or decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) with the explicit intention of being stored for an extended duration. These reserves are typically designated for purposes such as ecosystem development, stability mechanisms, or future strategic initiatives. They provide a financial buffer and support the sustained operation of the system. This allocation demonstrates foresight in resource management.