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Reactive Network is an interoperability execution layer built around a parallelized architecture, designed to operate alongside the Ethereum and Base ecosystems. It introduces a new contract model known as reactive smart contracts, which differ from conventional smart contracts by responding autonomously to on-chain events rather than relying on direct user-initiated transactions. When predefined conditions are met on a connected chain, these contracts automatically execute user-defined logic and can initiate downstream transactions on the same or other networks. By separating event-driven computation from the base layer and running it in parallel, the network enables decentralized on-chain automation without the need for off-chain keepers or oracles to trigger actions. This design supports a broad range of cross-chain use cases, including automated liquidations, limit orders, and conditional transfers that span multiple blockchains. Positioned within the infrastructure and smart contract platform category, Reactive Network functions as a coordination layer that allows developers to compose event-driven logic across heterogeneous chains, aiming to make interoperability a native feature of smart contract execution rather than an afterthought.

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Reactive Network (REACT) — FAQ

  1. What is Reactive Network?

    Reactive Network is the first parallelized interoperability execution layer, utilising a new form of smart contract we call reactive smart contracts.

  2. What kind of project is Reactive Network?

    Reactive Network (REACT) is categorised as: Infrastructure, Smart Contract Platform, Ethereum Ecosystem.

  3. Where is Reactive Network's official website?

    The official Reactive Network site is https://reactive.network/.