Blockchain is reaching a tipping point. After years of experimentation, the first signs of institutional-grade infrastructure are beginning to emerge. Two markets stand out as the drivers of this shift: tokenized real-world assets (RWA) and decentralized finance (DeFi). The challenge, however, is no longer raw throughput. The bottleneck is coordination.
When people hear “smart contract,” they often assume “safe” or “self-enforcing.” In reality, a smart contract is simply a program on the blockchain that does exactly what it’s coded to do, whether or not that’s in your best interest. If you approve a scam contract to access your
Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains like Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Avalanche C-Chain, etc., are fertile grounds for innovation but also for scams due to their open nature and ease of deploying smart contracts. If you’ve set up a wallet and explored a few crypto projects, you’re officially in the
QSTN, the Web3 survey platform that turns feedback into rewards, has officially deployed on Reactive Mainnet, unlocking fully automated, on-chain reward distribution for its users. With reactive contracts handling reward logic, QSTN can now airdrop cryptocurrency to participants instantly based on survey participation and leaderboard results. QSTN in Brief QSTN
The blockchain world is full of promise: freedom, privacy, and control over your own assets. On Ethereum and similar chains like Polygon or Binance Smart Chain, you can trade tokens, mint NFTs, join digital communities, or even earn passive income, all without a bank or an ID. But here’s
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The tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) has gained significant momentum, but its long-term success depends on what comes after issuance — the creation of trust infrastructure that makes trading on secondary markets viable. As more participants enter the market, both buyers and sellers need confidence that the digital tokens they exchange
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Stablecoins laid the groundwork for real-world assets (RWAs) on-chain, offering Web3-native users a familiar and functional bridge between traditional value and decentralized finance. But stablecoins were just the beginning. Now, we’re entering the next phase: institutional issuance of a broader set of tokenized financial instruments — ranging from U.S.
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Institutional interest in digital assets is accelerating. By Q2 2025, Bitcoin ETF holdings reached 1.4 million BTC — 6.8% of total supply — up from 1.26 million in Q1. Corporations added another 131,000 BTC, bringing their holdings to 847,000 BTC, or 4% of supply. And it'
Developers
Today, July 28th, we’re thrilled to roll out Reactive Lasna, the new home for testing on Reactive Network. Lasna Testnet is now live and ready for developers to begin building and experimenting with smart contracts in a stable environment that closely reflects mainnet conditions. Reactive Kopli, our previous testnet,
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Earlier today, we rolled out the Kolka hardfork, a stability upgrade for the Reactive Network that also brings gas pricing in line with real usage. Kolka: 1️⃣ Aligns gas fees with real usage - Gas costs are now better representative of the actual work your transactions do. The resultant change
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The intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain is promising, but technically fraught. AI agents are autonomous systems designed to learn, reason, and adapt. Blockchains, by contrast, prioritize determinism, transparency, and immutability. This contrast presents deep design tensions. AI thrives on probabilistic reasoning and flexible execution. Blockchains demand finality and verifiability.
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Event-Driven Automation Meets Hyperliquid’s Lightning-Fast L1 TL;DR * Reactive Smart Contracts (RSCs) are compatible with HyperEVM as both origin and destination chain. * Builders gain low-latency triggers, cross-chain execution and a universal $REACT gas model. * HyperEVM brings deep liquidity, dual-block performance and HyperBFT security. Why HyperEVM? HyperEVM is an Ethereum-equivalent
World of Rogues is a post-apocalyptic multiplayer RPG that blends on-chain logic with gameplay design. One standout mechanic is a streak system, built entirely on smart contracts. It tracks daily claims and issues rewards in the form of in-game points and NFTs once players reach specific thresholds. The core logic
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’
Fundamentals
Reactive Network integrates with Sonic blockchain, unlocking advanced cross-chain automation capabilities and setting the stage for groundbreaking dApp innovation.
Fundamentals
Reactive Network announces the official migration from PRQ to REACT on MEXC, streamlining token management with a seamless 1:1 transition.