Reserve Cushion
A reserve cushion is surplus backing kept above the minimum needed so a token or system can absorb stress.
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These terms describe reserve support, peg management, and external checks on backing.
Terms about keeping a dollar-linked token credible and redeemable.
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A reserve cushion is surplus backing kept above the minimum needed so a token or system can absorb stress.
A peg corridor is the range around a reference price where a stable asset is expected to stay.
Backing assets are the holdings used to support a token's redeemability or stated value.
Proof of reserve is a verification step that checks whether reported reserves exist and match claims.
Reserve backing is the pool of assets that supports a stablecoin's claimed value.
An attestation is a signed statement that reserves, balances, or data have been verified.
A redemption window is the period when holders can exchange a stablecoin for its backing asset.
A peg band is the price range a stablecoin can move within before market stress becomes visible.