Definition ∞ A token reserve is a pool of digital tokens set aside for specific purposes within a blockchain ecosystem. These reserves can be used to back stablecoins, fund project development, reward network participants, or facilitate future token distributions. The management and transparency of token reserves are critical for maintaining the perceived value and stability of associated tokens. They represent a fundamental aspect of a token’s economic model.
Context ∞ Token reserves are a critical component of many cryptocurrency projects, influencing their economic stability and operational capacity. News concerning the composition and management of reserves backing stablecoins, the allocation of treasury tokens for ecosystem growth, or the unlocking of tokens from project reserves are common. Discussions often revolve around the transparency of these reserves, their potential impact on token supply, and their role in ensuring the long-term viability of a decentralized protocol.
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