Reserve Ratio
The reserve ratio compares backing assets with the amount of stablecoin supply they support.
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These terms cover reserve levels, verification, redemption rights, and the range around a target peg.
Terms that explain how a dollar-linked token stays backed and redeemable.
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The reserve ratio compares backing assets with the amount of stablecoin supply they support.
An attestation is a statement or report that verifies reserves or other claims.
A redemption right is the ability to swap tokens back for the underlying asset or value.
A peg band is the range around a target price in which a stablecoin is considered near parity.
The reserve ratio is the share of reserve assets held against outstanding stablecoin supply.
A redemption queue is the waiting line for users who request conversion back to the reference asset.
A peg band is the price range a stablecoin is expected to stay near.
An attestation report is a third-party statement that describes reserves or controls at a point in time.
A reserve is the backing held against issued tokens or liabilities.
Minting issues new tokens according to the protocol's rules.
Redeeming returns a token for the underlying asset or claim value.
A depeg happens when a stablecoin or similar asset moves away from its reference value.
USDC is a dollar-denominated stablecoin issued by Circle.
Tether is the issuer of USDT, one of the largest dollar-linked stablecoins.
A peg is the target value a stablecoin or currency arrangement tries to maintain.
Reserves are assets held to back redemptions or support a stablecoin's value.