How is the Main Reserve Recovered After Redemptions?
Every time users deposit JNTR through the Main Reserve, the Side Reserve recovers the Main Reserve to keep JNTR’s face value the same even after the redemption. The automated process uses digital currency in the Side Reserve to swap with the Main Reserve for the redeemed JNTR.
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