AERO Emissions Go Live for Reserve’s MAG7-USDC Pool on Aerodrome

Reserve Protocol’s new Magnificent 7 DTF has picked up another DeFi integration, with AERO emissions now live for the MAG7-USDC liquidity pool on Aerodrome.

Aerodrome first announced the MAG7 market at the end of August, bringing the tokenized stock basket onto one of Base’s largest decentralized exchanges. Reserve subsequently confirmed that emissions had started, meaning liquidity providers can now earn AERO rewards for supplying liquidity to the pool.

The integration gives MAG7 a dedicated market against USDC while adding an incentive for users to deepen that liquidity. The MAG7-USDC pool on Aerodrome currently holds roughly $440,000 in liquidity, according to GeckoTerminal data.

How AERO Emissions Work for MAG7

Aerodrome uses emissions to reward users who provide the liquidity needed for trading on the exchange. New AERO is emitted each week, with holders of vote-locked AERO, known as veAERO, voting on which eligible pools receive those tokens.

When a pool attracts votes, AERO is directed to its gauge and distributed among participating liquidity providers. Projects and other users can also provide voting incentives to encourage veAERO holders to direct emissions toward a particular market. Aerodrome operates in weekly epochs, with each new emissions allocation beginning on Thursday.

There is no fixed MAG7 emissions rate that can sensibly be attached to the product, however. Reserve said the rewards are paid in AERO by Aerodrome rather than coming from the DTF itself, and the effective rate changes as the size of the pool changes. Aerodrome’s wider system also reallocates emissions according to weekly veAERO voting.

So the emissions are an incentive for providing liquidity rather than an additional yield generated by the Magnificent 7 companies or the MAG7 token. Providing MAG7-USDC liquidity also creates a different position from simply holding MAG7, including exposure to impermanent loss as the relative prices of the two assets move.

MAG7 Builds Out Its Base Liquidity

MAG7 launched alongside Coinbase’s first tokenized stocks on Base. The DTF is designed to eventually hold equal weights of Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla, wrapping the seven companies into a single on-chain token.

For now, four of those positions are live: AAPLc, GOOGLc, METAc and NVDAc. The remainder of the basket is held in USDC until the additional Coinbase Tokenized Stocks become available. Reserve says MAG7 will add those assets as they launch, eventually maintaining an equal-weight portfolio that rebalances every two months.

Coinbase describes its tokenized stocks as 1:1 backed by underlying shares held in regulated, bankruptcy-remote custody. Because the assets are issued on Base and can move through DeFi applications, they can also be incorporated into products such as MAG7 rather than remaining standalone stock tokens.

Aerodrome adds another piece of infrastructure around that product - instead of MAG7 existing only as a tokenized basket that users mint or hold, the USDC market gives it an on-chain trading venue with rewards designed to attract the liquidity needed to make that market deeper.

MATTHEW

SEPTEMBER 1, 2026

August 2026: Reserve Protocol RSR Burn is 16.3M RSR

For August 2026, 16,313,671 RSR was burned, as noted in the Reserve Telegram channel and inspectable on-chain. The actual burn took place on August 25, 2026.

Every month, a portion of the RSR supply is burned, a product of the fees primarily generated by the minting and holding of Index DTFs.

For August 2026, 16,313,671 RSR was burned, as noted in the Reserve Telegram channel and inspectable on-chain. The actual burn took place on August 25, 2026.

Each month, the USD accrued in fees is used to market-buy RSR, before being sent to the furnace / the NULL address.

As Index DTFs grow in size, the burn is expected to accelerate. As of August 2026, more than 125,000,000 RSR has been burned in total.

The burn is currently carried out manually by multi-sig community participants, and RSR holders can propose different uses for the RSR instead - but for the time being, it is expected most holders will support a burn.

The USD value of RSR burned to date is: ~$182,000.

Burn Date	RSR burned	USD value
Aug 25, 2026	16,313,671 RSR	23,638.51
Jul 27, 2026	9,696,236	12,566.03
Jun 25, 2026	14,346,755	15,550.67
May 21, 2026	9,493,217	17,109.44
Apr 23, 2026	14,398,322	25,168.27
Mar 23, 2026	16,096,854	25,223.77
Feb 20, 2026	12,674,832	19,861.46
Jan 23, 2026	3,903,976	6,117.53
Dec 21, 2025	9,829,776	15,403
Dec 1, 2025	4,744,733	7,435.00
Oct 21, 2025	2,975,478	4,662.57
Sep 25, 2025	1,965,638	3,080.16
Aug 22, 2025	1,182,789	1,853.43
Aug 3, 2025	2,734,623	4,285.15
Jul 25, 2025	527,802	827.07
Jun 20, 2025	3,746,598	5,870.92
May 20, 2025	1,281,683	2,008.40

MATTHEW

AUGUST 26, 2026

RSR Holders to Vote on New Performance-Based Token Unlock Plan

RSR holders will vote on a proposal to replace Reserve's time-based token unlock schedule with a system that ties future supply to economic performance.

RSR holders will vote next week on a proposal to replace Reserve's existing time-based token unlock schedule with a system that ties future supply to the ecosystem's financial performance and the market price of RSR.

Under the revised framework proposed by Confusion Capital, the first milestone would require the Reserve ecosystem to reach $2.5 million in Net Annualized Recurring Revenue (NARR). Hitting that target would make up to 3 billion RSR eligible to unlock, subject to additional price conditions based on RSR's 30-day moving average.

The proposal sets a $0.005 price floor and a $0.015 price ceiling for an automatic 3 billion RSR unlock. Below the range, the tokens would remain locked unless holders approved an alternative. Above it, the automatic allocation would instead be capped at $45 million worth of RSR.

Voting through Snapshot begins August 27 and runs until September 3. The proposal is the latest version of a plan first put forward in May to move Reserve away from unlocking RSR according to the passage of time.

Reserve Would Tie RSR Unlocks to Economic Progress

Reserve is a crypto protocol for creating asset-backed tokens and Decentralized Token Folios, or DTFs. RSR is its governance and staking token, with part of its supply still locked under an emissions schedule.

The existing schedule follows what Reserve describes as a "Bitcoin-shaped" unlock curve. The new proposal would replace that with individual economic milestones, beginning with $2.5 million in NARR.

NARR is designed to measure how much sustainable economic activity the Reserve ecosystem produces after accounting for the costs needed to generate it. It is not recurring revenue in the contractual sense commonly used by software companies. Instead, Reserve defines it as revenue that can reasonably be expected to continue if current economic conditions persist.

Broadly, Reserve takes revenue generated by the ecosystem, removes the share owed to external partners and subtracts ongoing incentives required to persuade users to hold or use its products.

For index DTFs, Reserve annualizes the average TVL fees collected over six months and the median monthly minting fees over the same period. The median is used for minting because those fees can spike during periods of unusual activity. External revenue shares and incentives are then deducted.

For yield DTFs, Reserve annualizes average gross revenue and subtracts incentives. The results are combined to produce ecosystem-wide NARR.

There is some flexibility for money spent launching new products. Short-term incentives can be treated as customer acquisition costs rather than ongoing expenses if Reserve reasonably expects the additional revenue they generate to repay those costs within two years.

The methodology is also intended to accommodate businesses Reserve hasn't built yet. Sustainable recurring revenue from future products can be incorporated into NARR, with the methodology for material new revenue sources disclosed publicly.

That makes the $2.5 million threshold an ecosystem-wide economic target rather than a target exclusively for DTF fees.

Reserve remains some distance from it, as during its Q2 community call, co-founder Nevin Freeman said NARR had improved from negative $7.4 million in Q1 to negative $1.6 million in Q2, with another improvement expected as remaining incentive expenditure rolls off.

RSR Price Determines How Much Can Unlock

Reaching $2.5 million in NARR would not by itself trigger the full 3 billion RSR unlock.

Reserve would also look at RSR's 30-day moving average price, limiting the effect of a short-lived price spike or drop around the date the revenue milestone is reached.

If the average sits between $0.005 and $0.015, all 3 billion RSR would automatically become unlocked under the proposed policy.

Below $0.005, there would be no automatic unlock. Reserve could wait until the 30-day average returned to the prescribed range, or propose a different course of action and put that change to another RSR holder vote. The floor is intended to prevent a large addition to unlocked supply during substantially weaker market conditions.

The opposite mechanism applies above $0.015.

Three billion RSR would be worth $45 million at $0.015. If the 30-day average exceeded that price, the number of tokens automatically unlocked would fall so that their total value did not exceed $45 million.

At $0.03 per RSR, for example, that formula would permit an automatic unlock of 1.5 billion RSR rather than 3 billion.

Confusion Capital could again propose a different allocation, but holders would have to approve the change through Snapshot.

An unlock also does not mean 3 billion tokens would immediately be sold or distributed. The proposal makes the RSR available for strategic use by the project over time, with Reserve continuing to report treasury RSR purchases and sales quarterly.

Holders Would Vote on Future Changes

The revised proposal also limits Confusion Capital's ability to alter the system after it has been approved.

Changes to the revenue milestone, price thresholds, unlock amount or other material elements outside the predefined rules would require another Snapshot vote. Confusion Capital, ABC Labs and Best Friend Finance propose abstaining with company-owned RSR so votes reflect non-treasury holders. Freeman will also abstain from the initial vote.

The commitment is explicitly non-binding rather than a legal contract, a distinction Confusion Capital says is necessary to avoid affecting RSR's regulatory status.

Reserve also isn't proposing a complete schedule for the remainder of the locked supply.

Instead, it plans to set one milestone at a time. If the first $2.5 million NARR milestone is eventually satisfied, Reserve would return with a proposed second milestone and its corresponding unlock conditions. The reasoning is that the ecosystem's products, revenue sources and RSR itself could look substantially different by then.

RSR Vote Begins August 27

RSR holders will have from August 27 through September 3 to decide whether to adopt the framework.

RSR held directly or staked and vote-locked across Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain is eligible without holders needing to unstake or move the tokens. Snapshot voting uses wallet signatures and does not require gas fees.

RSR held on centralized exchanges is different. Holders who want those tokens counted must withdraw them into self-custody by August 26.

If approved, the proposal would fundamentally change what determines when Reserve's remaining RSR supply becomes available. Time alone would no longer be enough.

The first 3 billion-token allocation would instead require Reserve to move from its current negative NARR to $2.5 million in sustainable annualized net revenue - and even then, the amount that unlocks would depend on where RSR is trading.

Hear Reserve's full Community Call on Roam

MATTHEW

AUGUST 22, 2026

Reserve Nears Positive Net Revenue as Incentive Cuts Begin to Pay Off

Reserve’s push to strip incentives out of its DTF ecosystem is bringing the project close to positive net revenue.

Reserve’s push to strip incentives out of its DTF ecosystem is bringing the project close to positive net revenue, with its recurring economics improving quickly between the first two quarters of 2026.

Net annualized recurring revenue improved from negative $7.4 million in Q1 to negative $1.6 million in Q2, Reserve co-founder Nevin Freeman said during the project’s Q2 community call on August 19. Freeman expects another improvement in Q3 as the remaining incentive spending rolls off.

The shift comes with an tougher top line. Reserve’s combined token market capitalization fell to $46 million during Q2 and annualized gross revenue dropped below $600,000. Index DTF market capitalization also declined.

Reserve expected much of that contraction after deciding to wind down almost all incentives rather than continue paying to support deposits and liquidity.

Reserve Strips Out Incentives to Find Its Economic Baseline

Reserve is a crypto protocol for creating asset-backed tokens, including Decentralized Token Folios, or DTFs. Its index DTFs package multiple assets into a single on-chain token, while yield DTFs are designed around income-generating collateral.

The project spent heavily on incentives during earlier periods to encourage adoption. Its current strategy is effectively a reset: cut those expenses and see how much activity remains when users are no longer being paid to provide it.

Freeman described it as a two-step plan: The first stage is reducing incentive spending, and the harder second stage is finding products capable of generating enough revenue without subsidies to push the ecosystem into positive territory.

Reserve’s net annualized recurring revenue metric is designed to measure that transition - for index DTFs, it annualizes average TVL fees and median minting fees over the preceding six months, removes revenue owed to external partners, and then deducts incentives.

Yield DTFs use a simpler calculation based on average gross revenue minus incentives.

Gross revenue alone can obscure what Reserve is spending to generate it. A DTF attracting capital through large incentives can produce fees while still losing money for the ecosystem.

That was particularly visible during 2025, as Freeman said quarterly net revenue was heavily negative when Reserve was spending aggressively on incentives. By Q2 2026, quarterly net revenue had narrowed to just negative $154,000.

There is still some old spending working its way through the six-month calculation. Freeman said that if CMC20 and ETH+ were removed from the latest figures, the remaining DTFs combined would already have produced a small positive result.

As those incentive costs continue to disappear, Reserve expects the overall recurring metric to become slightly positive in Q3.

Organic Revenue Becomes the Next Test for Reserve

Getting above zero would only complete the first part of Reserve’s strategy.

The project now needs growth from products that users choose without substantial financial inducements. That makes the composition of Reserve’s revenue increasingly important as incentive spending approaches its floor.

There are already pockets of activity surviving the cuts - Freeman noted that yield DTF market capitalization is now substantially driven by eUSD, Reserve’s dollar-backed stablecoin used by the Ugly Cash payments app.

Index DTF economics remain less predictable: TVL fees were relatively similar between Q1 and Q2, while minting fees dropped substantially. Minting activity depends partly on market volatility and arbitrage opportunities, making that revenue considerably less regular than fees collected against assets already held in DTFs.

Reserve therefore isn’t emerging from its incentive cuts with the growth question solved, but it is getting is a clearer view of the business underneath them.

That is quite a change from the position a year ago - capital attracted by incentives can demonstrate that a product works technically and seed liquidity, but it says less about whether users value it enough to remain once those payments stop.

Reserve is now getting that answer product by product.

Q3 Could Mark the Turn

Reserve’s next quarterly figures should provide the cleanest test yet of the strategy.

The project has already absorbed much of the contraction caused by removing incentives. Its trailing net annualized recurring revenue deficit has fallen by almost $6 million between the Q1 and Q2 readings, and the remaining incentive drag is continuing to decline.

Turning slightly positive in Q3 would not by itself establish product-market fit at scale. It would establish something more basic that Reserve has spent the past year trying to uncover: an ecosystem that is no longer losing money simply to keep its existing economic activity running.

From there, the problem changes. Reserve no longer needs to ask how much activity survives without subsidies. It needs to find out how quickly the part that survived can grow.

Listen to the Q2 Reserve meeting on Roam

MATTHEW

AUGUST 22, 2026

Ugly Cash eUSD Balances Reach $15.7M as Reserve Finds Organic Stablecoin Growth

eUSD has also become Reserve's largest RToken by market capitalization, overtaking products whose deposits had been supported by incentives.

Ugly Cash users now hold $15.7 million in eUSD, up from roughly $784,000 in June 2024, giving Reserve one of its strongest examples yet of a product growing without the token incentives that previously supported much of its ecosystem.

Reserve co-founder Nevin Freeman highlighted the growth during the project's Q2 2026 community call on August 19. eUSD has also become Reserve's largest RToken by market capitalization, overtaking products whose deposits had historically been supported by incentives.

The protocol has spent the past year unwinding most of its incentive programs, accepting lower headline TVL in exchange for a clearer picture of which products retain users organically.

Ugly Cash Gives eUSD a Consumer Use Case

Ugly Cash is a consumer payments and savings app built around stablecoins. Reserve has funded its development and Freeman described it during the call as a "Reserve project" and a distribution property within the broader ecosystem.

At its center is eUSD, an overcollateralized dollar stablecoin built using the Reserve protocol. Rather than asking users to interact directly with DeFi infrastructure, Ugly Cash puts the stablecoin behind a conventional financial app.

That route to users is starting to show up in Reserve's numbers.

Ugly Cash balances have risen almost twentyfold from the $784,000 recorded in June 2024. Freeman said eUSD's growth has been driven substantially by Ugly Cash users, helping make the token the largest remaining source of market capitalization among Reserve's yield DTFs.

The growth has arrived as Reserve has deliberately reduced spending elsewhere.

During 2025, the ecosystem used incentives heavily to attract capital to several products. Reserve has since reversed that strategy - its current focus is revenue and activity that remain after those payments disappear, rather than maximizing TVL while subsidizing deposits.

That has produced falling numbers across parts of the ecosystem. Freeman said Reserve's combined token market capitalization fell to $46 million in Q2, while annualized gross revenue slipped below $600,000. The project expected much of the contraction as incentives were removed.

eUSD stands out against that backdrop because its Ugly Cash balances have continued to build.

There is also now a direct economic connection between that usage and RSR. Freeman said 10% of the yield generated by Ugly Cash eUSD balances goes to RSR stakers, while the remaining yield is directed elsewhere according to the product's revenue arrangements.

Ugly Cash Reopens in Venezuela

Ugly Cash has also recently reopened its service in Venezuela.

Freeman said during the Q&A that changing conditions had made operating in the country legally feasible again. Ugly Cash previously served Venezuelan users, and Reserve now hopes to rebuild its presence there.

The expansion gives Reserve another market in which to test whether the consumer app can continue growing beyond its existing user base.

It could eventually distribute more than eUSD.

Reserve has begun asking Ugly Cash users about its recently launched AI-focused DTFs, which package tokenized equities around investment themes including artificial intelligence. The products currently operate on BNB Chain and aren't yet available through Ugly Cash, although Freeman said the team hopes they will be.

Early user research produced an interesting response. Some Ugly Cash customers were interested in the AI investment products but didn't want to leave the app, connect to an on-chain interface and buy them directly.

Many instead wanted to purchase the products through Ugly Cash itself.

That creates a potential second role for the app while Ugly Cash began as a way of putting stablecoin infrastructure behind a simpler consumer interface. If Reserve can eventually distribute DTFs through the same product, it could also become a retail entry point for the protocol's tokenized investment products.

For now, that remains prospective. The AI DTF integration isn't live, and Freeman acknowledged that not every Ugly Cash user interviewed understood or wanted the products.

Reserve spent much of 2025 experimenting with ways to attract capital to products built using its protocol. Ugly Cash is producing a different result: users are arriving through an application they actually use, with eUSD operating underneath it.

At $15.7 million, Ugly Cash remains small compared with mainstream consumer finance apps. For Reserve, however, its trajectory is more important than its absolute size. As incentives disappear across the rest of the ecosystem, eUSD is providing an early example of what Reserve has been looking for: capital that stays because users want the product rather than the reward attached to it.

Hear Reserve's full Community Call here on Roam

MATTHEW

AUGUST 22, 2026

Reserve's Agentic DTF Technology Could Be Production-Ready Within Weeks

Reserve is testing a decentralized network of AI-powered agents designed to manage tokenized investment portfolios.

Reserve is testing a decentralized network of AI-powered agents designed to manage tokenized investment portfolios, with the underlying technology potentially ready for production within weeks.

Reserve co-founder Nevin Freeman gave the development update during the project's Q2 2026 community call on August 19. The team is already operating a series of agentic nodes in a test environment and examining how reliably they can reach rough agreement on portfolio decisions.

Freeman said the technology is "a number of weeks" from being ready to operate in production. Reserve has not committed to launching the DTF currently being developed around it, with legal and strategic questions still under consideration. The underlying agentic oracle network, however, could become a general-purpose tool for other Reserve products.

Reserve Tests AI Agents as Portfolio Managers

Reserve is a crypto protocol for creating asset-backed tokens and Decentralized Token Folios, or DTFs. Its index DTFs package portfolios of assets into single on-chain tokens, with rules governing their composition and rebalancing.

The new system would add another way of deciding what those portfolios should contain.

Rather than relying on one human manager or handing control to a single AI model, Reserve's approach uses multiple independent nodes. Each can analyze information and reach its own conclusion about how a portfolio should be constructed. Those proposed allocations are submitted on-chain and aggregated to produce a collective result.

In practical terms, several AI-powered investment agents can independently decide what they think a portfolio should hold. Reserve then combines their answers instead of trusting any one of them to make the final call.

That is important when AI is being asked to influence assets containing real capital. A conventional AI-managed fund could ultimately depend on one model, one operator and whatever instructions that operator gives it. Reserve is experimenting with whether the decision-making itself can be distributed.

The system is designed as an oracle network, meaning its job is to bring decisions into the on-chain environment rather than directly taking unrestricted control of a portfolio.

Freeman described the broader idea during the call as decentralized agentic management. As AI models improve, he believes such systems could eventually become useful not only for DTF investment strategies but also for asset-backed stable currencies.

For now, the technology is being tested on a much narrower problem: whether multiple independent agents can produce sufficiently coherent portfolio recommendations.

First Agentic DTF Still Awaits a Launch Decision

The first product using the technology is not guaranteed to reach the market.

When asked about its progress during the Q&A, Freeman said development was going well and that the nodes were currently running in a test environment. The team is watching how effectively they reach rough agreement before moving toward production.

He also deliberately stopped short of announcing a launch.

There are legal and strategic questions around the particular DTF being considered, and Freeman said he did not want to raise expectations before Reserve decides whether to proceed. If it does launch, the project plans to disclose considerably more detail about how the system operates.

That leaves Reserve with two separate developments: One is a potential AI-managed investment product whose future remains undecided. The other is the agentic oracle technology underneath it, which Freeman said "seems pretty solid" and is expected to remain available to Reserve regardless of what happens to the first DTF.

The latter could ultimately be more significant - a reusable oracle network would allow Reserve to experiment with multiple strategies without rebuilding the decision-making infrastructure each time. Different DTFs could potentially give agents different objectives, data or portfolio universes while retaining the same basic mechanism for collecting and aggregating their decisions.

Reserve has not yet announced such products, and the current testing does not establish that AI agents can outperform human portfolio managers. Freeman explicitly said that possibility as something that may emerge as models become more capable, rather than something Reserve has already demonstrated.

What Reserve is closer to demonstrating is whether decentralized AI portfolio management can work technically.

With multiple nodes already running and production readiness potentially weeks away, the experiment has moved beyond a proposed architecture. The next decision is whether Reserve has the right product to put on top of it.

Hear Reserve's full Community Call on Roam

MATTHEW

AUGUST 22, 2026

Reserve Protocol Accounts for 44% of Tokenized ETF Holders

Thanks to Decentralized Token Funds (DTFs), people across the world can hold real-world asset portfolios composed of shares from U.S. companies and beyond.

MATTHEW

AUGUST 17, 2026

July 2026: Reserve Protocol RSR Burn is 9.7M RSR

For July 2026, 9.6M RSR was burned, as noted in the Reserve Telegram channel. The actual burn took place on July 27, 2026.

Every month, a portion of the RSR supply is burned, a product of the fees primarily generated by the minting and holding of Index DTFs.

For July 2026, 9,696,236 RSR was burned, as noted in the Reserve Telegram channel and inspectable on-chain. The actual burn took place on June 25, 2026.

Each month, the USD accrued in fees is used to market-buy RSR, before being sent to the furnace / the NULL address.

As Index DTFs grow in size, the burn is expected to accelerate. As of June 2026, more than 110,000,000 RSR has been burned in total.

The burn is currently carried out manually by multi-sig community participants, and RSR holders can propose different uses for the RSR instead - but for the time being, it is expected most holders will support a burn.

The USD value of RSR burned to date is: ~$178,000.

Burn Date	RSR burned	USD value
Jul 27, 2026	9,696,236	12,566.03
Jun 25, 2026	14,346,755	15,550.67
May 21, 2026	9,493,217	17,109.44
Apr 23, 2026	14,398,322	25,168.27
Mar 23, 2026	16,096,854	25,223.77
Feb 20, 2026	12,674,832	19,861.46
Jan 23, 2026	3,903,976	6,117.53
Dec 21, 2025	9,829,776	15,403
Dec 1, 2025	4,744,733	7,435.00
Oct 21, 2025	2,975,478	4,662.57
Sep 25, 2025	1,965,638	3,080.16
Aug 22, 2025	1,182,789	1,853.43
Aug 3, 2025	2,734,623	4,285.15
Jul 25, 2025	527,802	827.07
Jun 20, 2025	3,746,598	5,870.92
May 20, 2025	1,281,683	2,008.40

MATTHEW

JULY 27, 2026

Reserve Launches Magnificent 7 DTF as Coinbase Tokenized Stocks Go Live on Base

Reserve has launched a new Decentralized Token Folio (DTF) offering on-chain exposure to the Magnificent Seven, bringing some of the world’s best-known technology stocks into a single token on Base.

Tokenized Stocks Give Reserve a New Kind of DTF

RSR Holders Govern $MAG7

Sources: Twitter | Reserve Telegram | Mag7 on Register

Reserve Would Tie RSR Unlocks to Economic Progress

RSR Price Determines How Much Can Unlock

Holders Would Vote on Future Changes

RSR Vote Begins August 27

Hear Reserve's full Community Call on Roam

Ugly Cash Gives eUSD a Consumer Use Case

Ugly Cash Reopens in Venezuela

Hear Reserve's full Community Call here on Roam

Reserve Launches Magnificent 7 DTF as Coinbase Tokenized Stocks Go Live on Base

Reserve has launched a new Decentralized Token Folio (DTF) offering on-chain exposure to the Magnificent Seven, bringing some of the world’s best-known technology stocks into a single token on Base.

Tokenized Stocks Give Reserve a New Kind of DTF

RSR Holders Govern $MAG7

Sources: Twitter | Reserve Telegram | Mag7 on Register

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