Reserve is a launchpad. Every coin launched here gets its own on-chain Bitcoin treasury. Each creator fee buys BTC for it, and every holder can see how many sats back each token, and burn to redeem their share.
Public companies like MicroStrategy hold Bitcoin on their balance sheet and report how much backs each share. Reserve gives every coin the same structure, in miniature, on-chain and automatic.
Name, ticker, image, one signature. Or plug in a coin that is already trading by pasting its CA.
Every creator fee (you choose 25 to 100%) is swapped to BTC through Jupiter, as cbBTC or zBTC, on a fixed schedule.
The BTC sits in the coin's own public vault. Sats per token only goes up: supply is fixed, the treasury keeps buying.
Burn tokens and receive your share of the treasury in BTC. That share is a floor under every token.
Borrowed from how Bitcoin-treasury companies report to shareholders, and computed live for every coin on Reserve.
How much Bitcoin backs each token right now. It is also what a token redeems for.
How fast the backing per token grows. Fee buys push it up; nothing pushes it down.
How the market prices the coin against its Bitcoin. At 1.0×, a token trades at exactly its backing.
Live from Jupiter and CoinGecko. This is the exact swap a treasury makes, quoted this minute.
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Set the daily fees and the share that goes to Bitcoin. The curve assumes volume cools off over time, like most coins, and today's BTC price.
Set the terms once. They are signed into the launch and published on the coin's treasury page for every holder to check.