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🔥 Something new is coming to the way people trade. Less noise. More flow. More edge. Reactor’s AI Trading Automation is built for those who want to move smarter. Try it. And follow to stay early.

Help Us Improve Reactor 🛠 New products always evolve the fastest when they're used in real conditions. Different devices, different trading styles and different workflows reveal things that internal testing simply can't simulate. That's why your feedback matters. The Reactor Mobile App is now live in Android Open Testing, the Browser Extension continues receiving active updates alongside with our new Sandbox trading mode. If you run into bugs, interface issues or have suggestions on how we can improve the experience, our team wants to hear from you. 👉 Contact our support team: @ReactorTrade_Support

The Trading Sandbox Competition Is Extended 🏆 When we launched the Trading Sandbox Competition, we expected people to test the platform. What we didn’t know was how many different ways they would use it. Different trading styles, unexpected sequences of actions and thousands of simulated trades have already helped us spot issues that are difficult to reproduce during internal testing. That’s exactly the kind of feedback we were hoping for. So we’re extending the Trading Sandbox Competition until the end of August. You’ll have more time to explore Spot and Perpetual trading with virtual funds, move up the leaderboard and earn Competition Points that convert into Production Points for future $REACT airdrops. If you haven’t joined yet, there’s still plenty of time to put the platform through its paces. 👉 Join the Trading Sandbox: app.reactor.trade/spot

Forknet Staking Update 🔔 We'd like to share an update regarding Forknet staking on Reactor. Due to Polygon discontinuing Vault Bridge and zkSync bridge services, the infrastructure that currently supports Forknet staking is no longer available. As a result, new deposits to the Forknet staking vault have been disabled. Some community members also noticed that the Forknet website was temporarily unavailable. This was related to an infrastructure migration. We understand that this change may raise questions, so we'll continue sharing updates as more information becomes available. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Your Activity Shouldn’t Be Harder to Review Than the Trade Itself 🧾 Making a trade is only part of the process. Later, you may want to check which route you used, when you opened a position or what happened before a particular result. That becomes surprisingly difficult when swaps, Perps and wallet activity all live in different places. The Reactor Browser Extension keeps that history together. The Activity tab gives you a chronological view of what you’ve done across the platform, making it easier to retrace decisions, review recent actions or simply remember where your session left off. When everything happens in one environment, reviewing it becomes just as straightforward. 👉 Review your activity: shorturl.at/CSceX

Reactor Academy: What a Trading Sandbox Is Actually For 🎓 Most traders think a simulated environment is supposed to answer one question: “Would I have made money?” In reality, it’s usually better at answering a different one. “How do I actually trade?” You won’t feel the same pressure as when real capital is on the line, and that’s exactly why a sandbox is useful. Without worrying about losing money, it’s easier to notice habits that are difficult to see in live trading. Maybe you start opening more positions after a few profitable trades. Maybe you abandon your plan after one losing trade. Or maybe you discover that your strategy is more consistent than you expected. The Trading Sandbox Competition gives you a place to observe those patterns while exploring Reactor’s updated trading experience with virtual funds. The goal isn’t to predict how you’ll perform with real capital. It’s to understand your own decision-making before real capital is involved. 👉 Explore the Trading Sandbox Competition: app.reactor.trade/spot

@mrbroskioox Hello, as for now, the TGE is planned for Q3 or Q4 this year.

@ReactorTrade Guys any update for listing ?

Self-Custody Shouldn’t Feel Like Extra Work 📱 For years, users have accepted a trade-off. If you wanted convenience, you used a centralized platform. If you wanted control, you accepted a more complicated experience. Mobile DeFi doesn’t have to work that way. The Reactor Mobile App combines self-custodied asset management, MetaDEX routing and cross-chain portfolio visibility inside a single Android application. Android Open Testing is now live, and we’re actively collecting feedback as we continue improving the experience. 👉 Try the Android Beta: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

@CryptoParahanli Hello. As for now, the TGE is planned for Q3 or Q4 this year.

@ReactorTrade Any update for TGE guys ?

Reactor Cinema Club 🎬 If you’re looking for a weekend movie, 21 is worth watching. The team doesn’t win because they keep making brilliant decisions at the table. By the time they sit down to play, the hard work is already behind them. The system has been built, the probabilities studied and the rules agreed on. The game is about following the process. Trading has the same habit of rewarding preparation. That’s why the Reactor Bot Arena lets you build and test a strategy before real capital is involved, instead of trying to invent the rules while the market is already moving. 👉 Build your first agent: app.reactor.trade/bot-arena

The Trading Sandbox Competition Is Live 🏆 Launching new trading features is one thing. Watching hundreds of people use them in completely different ways is where the interesting part begins. Some traders will open a few positions and leave. Others will spend hours testing ideas nobody on the team thought to try. That’s exactly why the Trading Sandbox Competition exists. Over the next seven days you’ll receive a virtual balance to explore Spot and Perp trading inside Reactor. Every simulated trade helps us improve the trading experience while your volume moves you up the leaderboard. Competition Points earned during the event convert into Production Points and contribute to future $REACT airdrop distributions. Whether you’re trying to top the leaderboard or simply stress-test the platform, every session helps shape the product. 👉 Start trading in the Sandbox: app.reactor.trade/spot

The Architecture of Winning 🏆⚽️ A football match can look chaotic from the outside. Twenty-two players are constantly reacting to changing conditions, but the best teams are not improvising every decision from scratch. They rely on systems that help them coordinate their next move as the situation changes. Markets work in a similar way. When liquidity is spread across multiple networks and protocols, deciding where to execute a trade is another problem that has to be solved before the transaction itself. Reactor's MetaDEX compares available routes across 35+ chains, helping turn a fragmented market into a single execution process. You decide what you want to do. The infrastructure helps determine how to do it. 👉 Execute your next swap: app.reactor.trade/swap

Reactor Cinema Club 🍿⚽️ With the World Cup underway, it's a good time to revisit Moneyball. The film is about baseball, but its central idea applies far beyond the sport: better decisions often come from looking at measurable signals instead of relying entirely on intuition. That idea has changed how modern sports teams operate. Performance data, tactical analysis and statistics now influence almost every decision made before and during a match. Trading has a similar problem. When moving capital across DeFi, traders still have to make decisions about routes, liquidity and execution. The more fragmented the market, the harder it becomes to compare everything manually. Reactor's MetaDEX is built around the same principle: use available data to evaluate execution paths instead of relying on the first route you find. Different sport. Same idea. 👉 Watch Moneyball this weekend and explore the execution layer: app.reactor.trade/perpetuals/hyp…

Execution Wins Championships ⚽️ Football tournaments often come down to small moments. A single pass, a well-timed substitution or a disciplined defensive sequence can decide the outcome of an entire match. Those moments rarely happen by accident. They come from systems that have been tested long before kickoff. Markets are no different. Your investment thesis may be right, but execution still matters. Every swap, every trade and every movement of capital depends on how efficiently those actions are carried out. That's the problem Reactor is built to solve. Instead of focusing only on storing assets, Reactor is designed around what happens after the decision has been made - routing capital, executing trades and managing positions through the same execution layer. As the ecosystem continues to grow, $REACT gives you a way to participate in it. During Early Access, every purchase is matched by a 1-for-1 structural burn. 👉 Secure your $REACT allocation: app.reactor.trade/launchpad

Verify Before You Execute 🧮 Most trading ideas feel correct in hindsight. A recent win can make a strategy look reliable, even if it hasn’t been tested across different market conditions. The problem is that live markets don’t confirm your assumptions - they expose them. The Reactor Bot Arena lets you test your trading logic against historical data before using real capital. Define your strategy, set risk parameters and run it on a 14-day simulation with a $10,000 virtual balance. The results are there to inspect, adjust and run again. 👉 Test your strategy: app.reactor.trade/bot-arena

Eliminating Cognitive Load 🧠 Most trading mistakes don’t come from bad strategies. They happen before the trade is even placed. Checking one protocol, comparing another, opening a wallet, switching tabs, looking up prices again. None of those steps are difficult on their own, but together they make every decision heavier than it needs to be. Reactor brings Spot trading, Perps and Bot Arena into the same environment, so you’re spending less time rebuilding context and more time acting on it. The market already gives you enough decisions to make. Your tools shouldn’t keep adding more. 👉 Centralize your workspace: app.reactor.trade/dashboard

@hiddenmatteria Hello, current implementation uses hyperliquid and aster dex implementation. Hyperliquid uses their own oracle native system integrated directly into their blockhain, while aster dex is using Pyth Network and chainlink.

@ReactorTrade btw, what oracles are you using? Chainlink data streams free tier? I heard they're discontinuing and will begin charging. does this affect you?

Theory vs. Execution ⚙️ Crypto spent the week discussing a 10,000-word paper on one of the hardest open problems in cryptography. Research like that pushes the industry forward, even if it takes years before the results reach everyday users. Most DeFi users, however, run into a different kind of problem every time they move capital. They compare routes across aggregators, switch between protocols, estimate fees and try to work out which path leaves them with the best execution. The challenge isn’t understanding what they want to do. It’s figuring out how to do it efficiently in a market where liquidity is spread across multiple protocols. That’s the problem Reactor focuses on. The MetaDEX engine compares available routes before the transaction is sent, so you spend less time checking interfaces and more time deciding whether the trade itself makes sense. 👉 Execute your next swap: app.reactor.trade/swap

Reactor Cinema Club: The Imitation Game 🖥 If you haven’t seen The Imitation Game, it’s worth watching. The film tells the story of Alan Turing’s work on breaking the Enigma code. The challenge wasn’t that people couldn’t solve the problem. It was that they couldn’t repeat the same process quickly enough, day after day, while every message and every setting kept changing. Trading has a similar split between thinking and repetition. Developing a strategy is one task. Following that strategy through changing market conditions without skipping signals, hesitating or getting distracted is another. The second part is often where consistency breaks down. The Reactor Bot Arena is designed for exactly that kind of work. You define the rules, risk limits and conditions for the strategy, while the system handles the repetitive execution that would otherwise require constant manual attention. 👉 Explore the Bot Arena: app.reactor.trade/bot-arena

Leaderboard Forensics 🔍 Most people open a leaderboard looking for the same thing: who’s in first place. The problem is that the top-performing strategy often tells you less than the ones below it. Imagine a momentum agent that gains 40% during a strong trend. A week later, the market turns sideways and the same strategy struggles to find profitable trades. Another agent finishes with a smaller return, but uses less leverage, limits drawdowns and delivers more consistent results across different market conditions. The Reactor Arena Leaderboard lets you look beyond the final numbers. You can compare indicators, leverage settings and see how different strategies behave as the market changes instead of judging them by a single week’s return. That’s often where the useful lessons are. The goal isn’t to copy whoever finished first. It’s to understand why one strategy held up while another didn’t. 👉 Explore the Arena Leaderboard: app.reactor.trade/bot-arena

A Burn Mechanism With Activity Behind It 🔥 Supply reduction is easy to promise. The harder part is connecting it to actual ecosystem participation. In Reactor's Early Access phase, every acquired $REACT is matched by a corresponding token burn. The mechanism is built into the distribution model rather than depending on future decisions. At the same time, the ecosystem continues to expand across the Dashboard, Browser Extension and Android Mobile App, all powered by the same execution layer. The result is a token model connected to a live product rather than a future roadmap. 👉 Acquire $REACT: app.reactor.trade/launchpad

Smart Monkey Sunday: One Less Thing to Think About 🐒 George is spending part of his Sunday cleaning up his workspace. Not because markets are moving today. Because they’ll be moving tomorrow. A lot of traders do the same thing before a new week starts. Check positions. Review balances. Make sure everything is where it’s supposed to be. The easier that process is, the less there is to think about when markets get busy again. That’s why Reactor uses the same execution layer across desktop, browser and mobile. Your positions, swaps and capital management stay connected no matter which device you’re using. George still hasn’t decided whether organizing cables counts as productive work. 👉 Check your setup before Monday: app.reactor.trade/launchpad