Bringing Event-Driven Automation to the Heart of L2 DeFi & DeFAI Reactive Network is excited to announce native support for Arbitrum One, Ethereum’s flagship Layer-2 roll-up. Starting today, developers can deploy Reactive Smart Contracts (RSCs) on Arbitrum One and link them—permissionlessly—to any other Reactive-enabled chain through Hyperlane’
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Reactive Network integrates with Sonic blockchain, unlocking advanced cross-chain automation capabilities and setting the stage for groundbreaking dApp innovation.
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Reactive Network announces the official migration from PRQ to REACT on MEXC, streamlining token management with a seamless 1:1 transition.
Reactive Network’s first hardfork, Amber, marks a major upgrade toward stability and decentralization by removing direct dependencies on other blockchains. A new component called the Sequencer will simplify integration, improve resilience, and bring us closer to full validator decentralization.
Reactive Network’s mainnet is launching on March 5th, 2025, introducing event-driven smart contracts, seamless cross-chain automation, and AI-powered dApps—marking the next evolution in blockchain automation.
Reactive Network launches a $3 million Developer Fund, offering grants, mentorship, and resources to innovators building on its event-driven, cross-chain platform.
We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of the REACT token, the native utility token for the Reactive Network, which will play a central role in our ecosystem. This announcement also includes important details regarding the 1:1 token swap from PRQ to REACT, so be sure to read
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QSTN partners with Reactive Network to automate transparent, real-time reward distributions, revolutionizing user engagement in Web3 surveys.
Reactive Network launches Phase 2 of its staking program, offering enhanced flexibility and rewards to participants—optimizing your staking strategy and maximizing returns.
The Reactive Network is taking a major leap forward—and that means it's time to say goodbye to PRQ. We’re officially sunsetting the PRQ token as we transition to REACT, the native utility token of the Reactive Network. This upgrade isn’t just about a new ticker—
DexTrade leverages Reactive Contracts to automate gasless cross-chain swaps, delivering a frictionless P2P crypto trading experience.
This article compares Halliday’s off-chain, SDK-based approach to payments and onboarding with Reactive Network’s fully on-chain, event-driven architecture—highlighting how each serves different ends of the Web3 spectrum: user-friendly commerce vs. protocol-level automation.
This guide walks through how to automate smart contract workflows using Tenderly Web3 Actions and Alerts, and compares their off-chain approach to Reactive’s on-chain, event-driven model — helping developers choose the right tool for reliable Web3 automation.
This article compares Gelato and Reactive Smart Contracts, unpacking their core differences in automation design, cross-chain capabilities, and suitability for real-world Web3 applications.
Reactive x SmarTrust showcases how Reactive Smart Contracts are enabling cross-chain escrow and dispute resolution, building a new standard of trust for freelancers and clients in Web3.
Reactive x Rogues Studio spotlights how Reactive Smart Contracts are powering seamless, on-chain player rewards in one of Web3 gaming’s most promising titles.
OpenZeppelin Defender and Reactive Network both offer automation for smart contracts, but they serve very different needs. This article breaks down how Reactive’s event-driven, cross-chain architecture compares to Defender’s off-chain, scheduled automation.
Reactive Network is now integrated with Hyperlane, enabling fully decentralized cross-chain automation across 50+ blockchains—all powered by REACT as a universal gas token.
