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# Reserve

#### pub struct Reserve

* description: Lending market reserve state
* variable: 

> ```rust
> pub struct Reserve {
> Version of the struct
> pub version: u8,
> Last slot when supply and rates updated
> pub last_update: LastUpdate,
> Lending market address
> pub lending_market: Pubkey,
> Reserve liquidity
> pub liquidity: ReserveLiquidity,
> Reserve collateral
> pub collateral: ReserveCollateral,
> Reserve configuration values
> pub config: ReserveConfig,
> ```

#### pub struct ReserveLiquidity

* description: Reserve liquidity
* variable:

> ```rust
> Reserve liquidity mint address
> pub mint_pubkey: Pubkey,
> Reserve liquidity mint decimals
> pub mint_decimals: u8,
> Reserve liquidity supply address
> pub supply_pubkey: Pubkey,
> Reserve liquidity fee receiver address
> pub fee_receiver: Pubkey,
> Reserve liquidity oracle account
> pub oracle_pubkey: Pubkey,
> Reserve liquidity available
> pub available_amount: u64,
> Reserve liquidity borrowed
> pub borrowed_amount_wads: Decimal,
> Reserve liquidity cumulative borrow rate
> pub cumulative_borrow_rate_wads: Decimal,
> Reserve liquidity market price in quote currency
> pub market_price: Decimal,
> ```

#### pub struct ReserveLiquidity

* description: Reserve collateral
* variable: 

> ```rust
> /// Reserve collateral mint address
> pub mint_pubkey: Pubkey,
> /// Reserve collateral mint supply, used for exchange rate
> pub mint_total_supply: u64,
> /// Reserve collateral supply address
> pub supply_pubkey: Pubkey,
> ```


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