Reservum is a fixed-supply token on Robinhood Chain. Every trade pays a small fee that is converted into ETH and held directly in the contract — and that ETH is what backs the token.
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No off-chain promises, no discretionary treasury decisions. The reserve grows because the contract is built to grow it — nothing else has to happen.
A 2.5% fee on buys and sells splits automatically: 2.25% builds the reserve, 0.25% funds ongoing development — no manual step, no discretion.
Once collected fees pass a threshold, they are swapped into ETH against the liquidity pool and held in the contract itself. Anyone can trigger that conversion — it is a public transaction, not something only we can run.
Reserve ETH divided by total supply is the floor per token. As the reserve grows and supply doesn't, that floor can only move one direction.
Reservum's total supply never increases. The reserve behind it does, every time the collected fees are converted into ETH. Divide the reserve's ETH balance by supply and you get a number that can rise, or hold — never fall on its own.
Trading price can move above or below that number based on ordinary market activity. The floor is not a price target or a guarantee — it's simply what the on-chain reserve is worth, per token, right now.
Because $RESV is redeemable for its share of the reserve at any time, arbitrage naturally keeps the market price from drifting too far below the floor.
If the trading price ever fell noticeably below the floor, buying at that price and immediately redeeming would net a profit — so that gap tends to close on its own. The floor isn't a promise; it's simply the ETH balance anyone can verify and withdraw against, one block at a time.
Any holder can redeem at any time. There's no waitlist and no approval — the contract calculates your pro-rata share of the ETH reserve and pays it out directly.
Trading itself carries a separate 2.5% fee (2.25% reserve, 0.25% treasury). Redemption below has no treasury cut at all.
Redeeming pays nothing to the treasury — the full 3% fee stays in the reserve, raising the floor for everyone who doesn't redeem. The only fee that reaches the treasury is the small 0.25% on ordinary trading.
Every part of the mechanism above is enforced by code, not by us. Here's where to check it.
No basket, no intermediary asset — just ETH, sitting in the contract, readable by anyone. See the live balance →
100% of pool liquidity is locked for 12 months via Team.finance, unlock date public and verifiable on-chain.
Source code is verified on the Robinhood Chain block explorer — read the tax, reserve, and redemption logic yourself.
Supply is fixed at launch. There is no function that lets anyone create new tokens after deployment.
No. The floor reflects the reserve's ETH balance divided by supply — it isn't a price peg, a promise, or a guarantee of any outcome.
Market price is set by buyers and sellers and can move independently of the floor in either direction. The floor describes redeemable reserve value per token, not a price the market must respect.
The reserve's behavior is enforced by contract code, not manual decision-making. The verified contract linked above is the actual source of truth.
Reservum is a utility token with a novel fee and reserve mechanism. It is not a security offering, and nothing here is investment, legal, or tax advice. Do your own research and understand the risk of total loss before buying any token.