Right now, most blockchains need someone to manually start transactions.
Rialo is creating a network that can automatically respond to real-world events.
What they've got so far includes:
* Smart contracts that can make direct HTTPS calls.
* The ability to run transactions based on outside events.
* Built-in privacy features.
* A focus on real-world information, APIs, and setting up specific conditions.
They're currently running a "Points" program on their playground site, and they've already given out points for past activity.
The main goal is shifting towards building the necessary systems for Real-World Assets (RWAs) and for big institutions to use.
They're not aiming to be just another basic blockchain (L1), but a network that can check conditions right when a transaction happens.
They haven't launched their main network yet, but the path they're taking is pretty clear.