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Q1 in Review Despite very challenging wider market conditions Q1 has marked a big transition for Reactive as we move from a stage of early experimentation into real-world execution, with live integrations, expanding market presence, and growing developer activity across our ecosystem! From DeFi automation breakthroughs to new integrations, community expansion, and key infrastructure milestones, here’s a quick recap of some of the highlights: Integration & Developer Focus Fiet – Automated asynchronous settlement powered by Reactive Contracts ReacDeFi – Introduced liquidation protection with continuous risk monitoring as a proof-of-concept with ETH Mainnet launch coming soon. Uniswap Hook Incubator – Took part in UHI8 to explore programmable liquidity with event-led execution, more details on winners upcoming. Reactive Bounty Campaign – Multiple rounds completed, introducing new developers to Reactive and proving advanced use cases Ecosystem & Community ETH Panda – Began expansion into Chinese-speaking developer and retail communities, more regions to follow. Virtual Panels – Hosted discussions on the future of autonomous smart contract systems Events - Attended a series of in-person events including DevCon and EthCC to spread awareness of Reactive CMC - Expanded our presence on Coinmarketcap with regular content updates. Data & Infrastructure DIA Oracles – Integrated real-time price feeds for REACT, enabling data-driven automation Reactive Contracts – Demonstrated production-ready cross-chain and event-led workflows through four separate bounty and hackthon campaigns Token Milestones Listings – Launched native REACT support on KuCoin and MEXC Liquidity – Expanded access and improved market depth for REACT by introducing BASE liquidity to make REACT available on Coinbase and OKX for US users. Staking - Staking has continued to prove popular with a record 88M tokens staked What’s next? Reactive has continued to expand its role in the shift toward true decentralised autonomous infrastructure, positioning event-led execution as a core primitive for the next generation of DeFi applications. As we move into Q2, our focus is on scaling adoption and deepening real-world usage: - Expanding live integrations across DeFi and beyond including the launch of full on-chain liquidation protection - Growing the developer ecosystem and expanding tooling - Further increasing $REACT accessibility and liquidity - Seeking to advance automation as core blockchain infrastructure with larger protocols and institutions A huge thanks from the Reactive team for being part of the journey so far, let’s take Reactive Network much further in Q2!

The $ABT live order book data on Coinbase right now is the ultimate confirmation of a supply squeeze. The liquidity is practically non-existent. Live Coinbase Order Book Depth (April 1, 2026) Here is the exact +2% / -2% market depth for the ABT/USD pair on Coinbase right now: • +2% Depth (Resistance): $2,261 • -2% Depth (Support): $4,868 • Current Price: ~$0.30 (The breakout from $0.20 is already accelerating). What These Numbers Mean: The "+2% Depth" metric measures exactly how much fiat it takes to clear the immediate limit sell orders and push the price up by 2%. Right now, it takes a mere $2,261 to move the needle on an exchange that handles over 52% of ABT's global trading volume. This is an extraordinarily fragile order book for an asset with a $30 million market cap. The vast majority of tokens are locked away in cold storage, and the exchange order book is completely hollowed out. The Gap Up Scenario: Because Coinbase is the primary liquidity hub for $ABT, its hollow order book dictates the global price action. Here is how a massive price gap triggers under these conditions: The Vacuum: If a mid-sized buyer—or that single whale entity Arc Saylor executes a market buy order of just $50,000, it would chew through that $2,261 resistance instantly. Violent Slippage: Because there are no deep walls of limit sellers above that 2% mark to absorb the demand, the exchange algorithm has to aggressively search higher and higher to fill the remainder of the $50k order. The Cascade: This can cause the price to gap or teleport from $0.30 to $0.45 or higher in a single one-minute candle, simply because there is no liquid supply sitting between those levels to slow it down. The entity (Arc Saylor) that locked away 38% of the supply in December has increased their positions even more in the last couple of days. They understand this math perfectly. The multi-year resistance line is breaking right now because the macro fundamentals (ARC and Google Cloud) are finally aligning with the micro tokenomics (the 94% private holding benchmark). Supply is choked: ~40% controlled by one entity, exchanges are running dry. Demand is mandated: Staking required for early ARC access. Hype is scheduled: Google Cloud Next unveiling in late April. If the announcement in Las Vegas involves a direct partnership with Google Cloud for their agentic framework, or reveals a major enterprise client using their DID, the $2,261 resistance on Coinbase's order book will vaporize in seconds