Starting today, U.S. customers of Coinbase and OKX will be able to purchase REACT directly inside their exchange interfaces, with every buy executed on-chain, against existing REACT liquidity pools.

This is an access upgrade, not a native exchange orderbook. Both exchanges are expanding their on-chain asset purchase flow, meaning REACT now appears as a supported asset in centralised exchanges used by millions of U.S. investors. But instead of routing trades through an exchange orderbook, these purchases execute against Reactive’s on-chain liquidity on Base and Ethereum.

Why This Matters

• Frictionless access for U.S. users
  Anyone using Coinbase or OKX can now buy REACT without leaving the app, opening a wallet, or navigating a DEX.
  
• All trades fully on-chain
  Orders originate in the exchange UI but settle directly into existing DEX pools.
  
• Higher distribution, same token mechanics
  REACT’s supply and liquidity remain exactly as they are today. This simply gives U.S. users an easier path to acquire tokens directly from chain liquidity.
  
• Security and transparency by default
  Every transaction is still verifiable on-chain. Users retain self-custody of the tokens they buy.
  

How to Search for $REACT

As mentioned, $REACT token will be purchased onchain so investors should ensure they are buying the correct token. The best way to do so is to search the REACT contract address on Base.Contract address: 0xedacc73ae9f73235934f72a43388404e4a2c4a24

UI/UX discrepancies  investors should:

• The app will pull through the $REACT market cap on Base specifically. This will be displayed as significantly lower than the total market caps users can see on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko.
  
• Investors will require USD stablecoins (USDT / USDC). It is not possible to purchase $REACT tokens directly from credit or debit cards as is possible with listed tokens. If you have USD in your account you will need to exchange it for USDC or USDT before you purchase $REACT. 

How Routing Works

Coinbase and OKX have rolled out flows where supported assets can be purchased through a “Buy” or “Swap” interface that interacts directly with on-chain pools. When users select REACT:

1. The exchange executes the swap via order routers like 1inch.
   
2. The trade settles against the REACT pools already live on Base.
   
3. Tokens are held in the account. No centralized orderbook, no rehypothecation, no delays. They can be sold back to the liquidity pool at any time.
   

What’s Next

This integration expands accessibility during a period of growing activity across Reactive Contracts, upcoming network upgrades, and Base expansion. REACT remains available on all existing CEX/DEX venues, and the new Coinbase/OKX routing simply adds a major distribution channel for U.S. users.

REACT is easier to access than ever.

About Reactive Network

Reactive is an EVM-compatible execution layer for dApps built with Reactive Contracts (RCs): a different beast from traditional smart contracts. Instead of waiting for user-triggered transactions, RCs use inversion of control, responding automatically to data flowing across EVM chains.

They listen for event logs on multiple chains, react with Solidity logic, and decide when to transmit updates to destination chains. This enables conditional cross-chain state changes without direct user prompts. Reactive runs on a parallelized EVM implementation for fast, low-cost execution.

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