Reserve Rights (RSR) is the central governance token of the Reserve ecosystem. Reserve is a platform for creating DTFs (Decentralized Token Folios), which are the decentralized, self-custody, onchain version of ETFs. DTFs created on Reserve are called RTokens, and there are two types: Yield RTokens and Index RTokens. When staked on any Yield RToken or locked on any Index RToken, RSR holders gain governance rights to propose and vote on basket and configuration changes. For Yield RTokens, staked RSR serves as overcollateralization, providing first-loss capital in the unlikely case of a collateral default in exchange for a portion of revenue. RSR tokens can also be held unstaked if preferred.

ZK chains are modular rollups and validiums powered by ZKsync that can be added or expanded to handle increased transaction volume. The first ZK chain, ZKsync Era, is a Layer-2 zero-knowledge rollup on Ethereum. The ZK token allows token holders to participate in protocol governance and pay for network fees.