The reserve holds ETH directly in the contract — no basket, no intermediary asset. Every number below is read live from Robinhood Chain, and every address links straight to the block explorer so you can check it yourself.
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"Pending conversion" is what the $RESV collected from trading fees would be worth in ETH if it converted right now, at the current market price. It is real value, held directly in the contract — just not converted to ETH at this exact moment. Conversion is permissionless: anyone can trigger it from the panel below once the threshold and cooldown are met.
Fees arrive as $RESV and have to be converted into ETH before they count as reserve. That conversion is a single public transaction that anyone can send — there is no privileged trigger and no waiting on us. It runs through the operator contract, which points the pair at the sweep helper, converts, and points it back, all inside one transaction so the trading fee is never switched off.
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A conversion is allowed once at least — has collected and — has passed since the last one. It also refuses to run if the amount is large relative to pool depth, or if the swap would come back more than 3% under the quoted amount — in either case it reverts and nothing is spent. Gas is paid by whoever sends it; the reserve itself is never touched.
Backed ($BACKED) runs the closest comparable mechanism on this chain: a trading fee funds a vault, and every token is a redeemable claim on it. The difference is what sits in the vault — Backed accumulates tokenized equities, Reservum holds native ETH. Both are read live below, so the comparison is never stale.
| Token | Floor / token | Market price | Premium | Backing pool |
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Backed's floor is the market value of the equities in its StockVault divided by supply; a few small holdings in that vault have no price feed and are counted as zero, so its floor reads slightly conservative. Reservum's floor is the contract's own ETH balance divided by supply, which needs no pricing at all. Neither figure is a guarantee of anything — both move with their underlying assets, and both tokens can trade below their floor.
If the market price ever traded meaningfully below the floor, buying and redeeming would be free money — so arbitrage tends to keep it close. Here's the real gap, right now.
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No waitlist, no approval. The numbers above are exactly what this pays out against, right now.
Don't take this page's word for it — open each link and check the source yourself.
Open the token contract on the Robinhood Chain block explorer — the "Balance" field on that page is the reserve's ETH holdings, in real time. This page reads that exact same number automatically; the explorer is the ground truth if you ever want a second source.
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