REACT Token Is Expanding to Base

Reactive Network

Dec 11, 2025 — 2 min read

Reactive Network is bringing the REACT token to Base, improving accessibility for holders and reducing the cost of trading and transferring REACT on-chain.

This expansion does not introduce new protocol functionality, Reactive Contracts operate exactly as before. What changes is the user experience around interacting with the token.

Why Base

Base offers:

Low transaction fees
Fast block times
High retail and developer activity

By adding REACT to Base, users gain a cheaper and more accessible environment to hold and trade the token.

Liquidity

To position REACT where trading is most efficient we'll be seeding a new liquidity pool on Base which can be found here. Information on coin trackers is also being updated currently.

Ethereum Liquidity to Remain Active

The team-owned liquidity on Ethereum will remain, Base liquidity will be additional providing:

Better depth
Lower slippage
Cheaper execution for users

So team and community liquidity on Ethereum stays in place. REACT will remain easy to trade on Ethereum mainnet, with no action required from holders.

Bridging to Base

To facilitate efficient trading users can bridge easily and cost effectively to Base using our Reactive Token Portal. If you hold REACT (Ethereum) you'll first need to bridge to native REACT (Reactive Network) first before bridging over to REACT (Base).

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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