Announcing the $3M Reactive Developer Fund. Today we're pleased to announce a major turbo boost to dApp development on Reactive Network with the introduction of a $3M accelerator fund. With this program we're aiming to inspire some of the best developers and builders to create the next generation of dApps, only possible on Reactive Network. What we're offering: 1⃣ Tailored Grants - Funding will be available at milestones through your projects development to ensure the best concepts can be brought to fruition. 2⃣ Team Building Tools - Finding great teammates isn't always easy, so we're offering tools to help to connect you with other developers. 3⃣ Developer Tools: We'll be supporting developers with pre-built coding templates and comprehensive technical docs. 4⃣ Networking: Where possible we'll help to connect our grantees with established partners to unlock the full potential of their work. 5⃣ Marketing: Once your project is up and running we'll offer strategic marketing support to make it a success. If you have an idea for a dApp which is EVM compatible and takes full advantage of the power and functionality offer 6⃣ Fundraising Support: Need additional funding? We'll help to connect our participants with VCs and investors. 7⃣ Marketing: Once your project is up and running we'll offer strategic marketing support to make it a success. If you have an idea for a dApp which is EVM compatible and takes full advantage of the power and functionality offered by Reactive Smart Contracts then you can review the acceptance requirements and submit your application on our developer fund page. Full details on the developer fund are available here: blog.reactive.network/your-w…

Roadmap Recap Since we released our last roadmap a lot has changed. With the upcoming Omni-Fork marking the next chapter in Reactive development, now seems like a good time to take a recap. So let's see what's been achieved so far, what we're working on currently and what is next to come! Achieved: - CometBFT/Omni architecture finalized - Lasna CometBFT testnet live - Early open-source repos (demos, docs, bounties) - Shift from centralized organisational structure to decentralized foundation - First live commercial use cases (e.g. Fiet) - First AI integrations & early PoCs (e.g. Shogun) - Expansion to East Asia region (ETHPanda / Summer of Ethereum / Chinese language communities established) - Builder programs, bounties & existing grants Underway - Mainnet state migration rehearsals & polish - Broader open-sourcing - Final mainnet transition preparation - Reactive x AI PoC - Permissionless validators & dashboards Coming Up Next - On-chain community governance & voting - Formal Protocol/Ecosystem Grants relaunch - Full core protocol open-source release - Scaled AI strategic partnerships & vision - 2027+ decentralization & scaling goals

Total $REACT staked has now crossed 100M for the first time! Thanks to everyone who is taking part, there's still time to join, details below 👇

Uniswap Hook Incubator Highlight #6 - Veritas by Scientivan As the final project in our look at the recent UHI9 developer campaign sponsored by @UniswapFND, today we’re highlighting Veritas. Veritas is a Uniswap v4 hook for pools of tokenized content (a photo or other media registered on-chain). It prices a risk that normal pools ignore: as copies and near-duplicates spread, the original loses the scarcity its value rests on, and the liquidity providers are the ones left holding that loss. Veritas attaches a risk score to each asset and feeds it into the pool’s swap fee, so riskier content charges more and its providers get paid more to hold it. Using Reactive Network’s event subscriptions + cross-chain callbacks, it watches a content registry for every new registration. When a near-duplicate of something already on file appears, the reactive contract automatically updates the original’s dilution count. That raises the risk score, and the pool charges a higher fee on the very next swap so no one has to send a transaction or lift a finger. A clever way to keep the numbers true even when the change happens somewhere else entirely! Read more on our blog 👇

ReacDEFI lets anyone deploy Reactive Contracts with zero code. Set stop-loss & take-profit orders on @Uniswap, or soft liquidation protection on @aave that automatically tops up collateral or repays debt when health factors drop. Fully on-chain, always watching and works even when you’re offline. Live on Ethereum & Base. Try it for yourself 👇

Uniswap Hook Incubator Highlight #5 - Maestro by @Rudra9439 Today we're taking a look at another interesting use case from the recent UHI9 developer campaign, sponsored by @UniswapFND Maestro is a Uniswap v4 hook that keeps a pool’s liquidity sitting right where the real market price is, even when that price lives on a completely different chain. Using Reactive Network’s event subscriptions + cross-chain callbacks, it watches a live price feed elsewhere and automatically shifts the pool’s liquidity to match. The manager role is auctioned off, and the rent it pays goes straight to the liquidity providers. A clever way to stop LPs losing money to traders who exploit outdated prices! Read more 👇

We recently talked about intent-centric protocols, an innovation with the potential to make Web3 much simpler: instead of figuring out every step of a transaction, just say what you want to happen and the system takes care of the rest. So, how can Reactive Contracts fit in?

Unnecessary complexity has impacted user experience in Web3 for as long as most of us can remember. Intent-centric protocols are becoming one of the most important architectural shifts in DeFi, hoping to make our interactions with blockchains far simpler and more intuitive 🧵

Uniswap Hook Incubator Highlight #4 - Lambda by Hijanhv As part of this highlight series from the recent UHI developer campaign sponsored by @UniswapFND, today we’re looking at Lambda, the Uniswap v4 hook that protects liquidity providers from price swings by automatically keeping a matching short position on a perpetual futures exchange, even though the pool and the exchange live on completely different chains. Using Reactive Network’s event subscriptions + cross-chain callbacks, it watches every swap, notices when the hedge needs resizing, and triggers the adjustment on the other chain with no bot or server in the middle. A perfect example of what reactive contracts are built for! Read more 👇

Web3 can be a shady place at times, that's why we've written this three-part series to help you stay safe from exploits and hacks 👇

Chainlink Automation relies on a decentralized network of off-chain nodes that check conditions and call your contract when it’s time. Reactive Contracts take a different approach: - Subscribe to event logs across EVM chains - Evaluate conditions in solidity logic - Execute and settle autonomously No external keepers, no off-chain check. One contract with fully on-chain logic.

Uniswap Hook Incubator Highlight #3 - TrancheShield by Ahmet Tahir Yıldız As part of this highlight series from a recent developer campaign Reactive took part in, today we’re looking at TrancheShield, the @Uniswap v4 hook that protects liquidity against impermanent loss. A Reactive Contract watches the pool from the outside for volatility spikes, thinning reserves, or waves of withdrawals. It then automatically adjusts the swap fee, how much protection is offered, and whether new senior deposits are allowed, all without waiting for someone to trade. In short, it’s an always-on risk manager that keeps working even when the market goes quiet. Read more 👇

Smart contracts that only react when someone is online are already outdated. Reactive Contracts let your protocol: 🔹 Observe events across any supported chain in real time 🔹Execute complex solidity logic autonomously, fully on-chain 🔹 Settle wherever the value needs to go No keepers, no off-chain bots and no single points of failure. Just pure event-driven automation that never sleeps.

Why Use Reactive Contracts? If you're building smart contract automation, the tools you choose will vary depending on your goals. Let's break down how Reactive Contracts differ from many existing automation solutions, especially when it comes to cross-chain & on-chain workflows. Reactive Contracts are built on-chain for real-time, event-driven automation. Designed to power mission-critical, cross-chain systems without relying on off-chain schedulers or external infrastructure. Why Many Builders Choose Reactive: - On-chain triggers for real-time logic. - Native cross-chain execution (no JS hacks). - No off-chain servers or secret management. - Deterministic and fully verifiable automation. Perfect for: 🔹 DeFi automation 🔹 DAO coordination 🔹 Empowering On-chain AI Agents 🔹 Cross-chain messaging 🔹 Adding trustless protocol logic

What has the Reactive team been up to lately? Time for a recap: 🔹Revealed new $REACT tokenomics 🔹Started season seven of REACT staking 🔹Announced the winners of the Reactive prize in UHI9 and began sharing their builds 🔹Finished up our tour of venues in East Asia with an event in Tokyo 🔹Shared details on our move to CometBFT with the launch of Reactive Omni 🔹Launched a trading competition on @kucoincom for REACT/USDT Read more on the links below 👇

Reactive x Voltrade - Kucoin Trading Competition We're teaming up with our friends at @Voltrade_xyz to run a trading competition exclusively on Kucoin for $REACT/USDT! When? Goes live tomorrow July 23rd 2PM UTC and runs until Augst 6th. Compete for a share of 5,000 USDC in prizes with a 4,300 USDC main prize pool and a 700 USDC daily lottery for traders with over $500 in volume per day. Maximum $25K daily volume. Open to all @kucoincom users (KYC required + Voltrade registration). Register below to get started 👇

Why did we decide to build on CometBFT? When a transaction lands on a blockchain, how long until it’s truly final, meaning it can never be reversed?Ethereum currently takes 13–16 minutes. CometBFT-based chains do it in 1-2 seconds. That massive gap exists for one main reason, ETH has over a million validators 🧵

Uniswap Hook Incubator 9: The First Wave The Uniswap Hook Incubator (UHI) is a campaign run by @AtriumAcademy and sponsored by @UniswapFND, designed to introduce new builders to Uniswap V4 Hooks. It just so happens that V4 Hooks and Reactive Contracts have some incredible synergies, which is why we decided to co-sponsor UHI9 after already seeing some great results in UHI8. During the event, many builders made use of Reactive Contracts in their submissions, including six builds which successfully fired a callback on-chain. As promised, we'll start by taking a look at these. Read more 👇 nitter.net/0xReactive/status/2077…