Reserve Rights is an ERC-20 token designed to enhance the Reserve protocol's ecosystem. Its dual functionality includes the overcollateralization of Reserve stablecoins, known as RTokens, through staking and governance, allowing RSR holders to propose and vote on adjustments to the stablecoin configurations. Launched in May 2019 after a successful initial exchange offering, RSR plays a critical role in the stability and governance of the Reserve platform. The primary utility of RSR lies in its governance capabilities and its role as a safety net for RToken holders. By staking RSR, holders can support specific RTokens or diversify their stake across multiple tokens. This staking not only provides a form of overcollateralization but also allows RSR stakers to earn a share of the revenue generated by the RTokens they support, with potential returns increasing as the market cap of those tokens grows. What sets Reserve Rights apart from traditional stablecoins is its backing by a diverse basket of cryptocurrencies managed through smart contracts rather than being tied solely to fiat currencies. This innovative approach allows for a broader range of assets, including liquid staking tokens and yield-bearing positions, with plans to eventually incorporate fiat currencies and other asset types into the backing structure. Reserve Rights has a total supply of 100 billion tokens, with approximately 52% currently in circulation. The token distribution includes allocations for initial investors, the project team, and a significant portion is locked in a smart contract for controlled release, ensuring a structured approach to token availability. Secured on the Ethereum blockchain, Reserve Rights benefits from the network's robust proof-of-work consensus mechanism, offering protection against potential attacks. RSR is actively traded on major exchange platforms, providing liquidity and accessibility for users and investors interested in participating in the Reserve ecosystem.