Developers
The Dynamic NFT Royalty System uses Reactive Smart Contracts to enable real-time royalty adjustments, automate cross-chain transactions, and ensure transparent, fair revenue distribution for creators, buyers, and marketplaces.
Fundamentals
The Reactive Hackathon (9th Sept–4th Nov) showcased 74 groundbreaking projects leveraging Reactive Smart Contracts, solving real-world blockchain challenges like flash loans, NFT royalties, and cross-chain lending.
Developers
The Non-Locking FlashLoan Protocol revolutionizes flash loans by allowing users to retain full control of their tokens while providing liquidity, powered by Reactive Network’s event-driven architecture.
Experience decentralized cross-chain lending with ETH collateral on Ethereum Sepolia and MATIC loans on Kopli Testnet, powered by Reactive Network's smart contracts for seamless automation and transparency.
Reactive Network’s collaboration with QuickSwap automates liquidity pool workflows through Reactive Smart Contracts (RSCs), streamlining fee conversion, cross-chain bridging, and QUICK token allocation without manual intervention.
Reactive Bridge enables secure, decentralized token transfers across blockchains by automating cross-chain transactions through event-driven smart contracts, removing reliance on intermediaries. This scalable solution enhances cross-chain interoperability for DeFi and Web3 ecosystems.
This article compares Chainlink and Reactive Network, two leading blockchain platforms. Chainlink is known for its decentralized oracle services and off-chain automation, while Reactive Network offers a fully on-chain, developer-focused solution with seamless cross-chain functionality.
This article delves into two versions of Automated Prediction Market smart contracts, showcasing different approaches to improving prediction markets using reactive network.
The Cross-Chain ERC-6551 implementation enables NFTs to interact across multiple blockchains, transforming them into dynamic, programmable assets with broader use cases in DeFi, gaming, and digital identity.
In this article, we discussed the basics of Reactive Smart Contracts (RSCs), what they are, and why we need them.
In this article, we’ll cover the key details of the hackathon, including its goals, tracks, and bounties, making this your one-stop reference for all things Reactive Hackathon.
The third part focuses on three more reactive use cases that resolve the problems of tomorrow: Automated Insurance Payouts, IoT Payouts, and Automated Funds Distribution.
In the first article of our Reactive use case series, we discussed Cross-Chain Oracle, Automated Token Buyback and Burn, and Automated One-Step Swap. In case you missed it, feel free to review the first part to brush up on details. The second part explores another three Reactive use cases that
In this series of articles, we explore nine use cases for blockchain interoperability and reactivity.
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
