Feb 24
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Smart contract automation and its game changing implication by Reactive Network by CEO Wong Rong Kai and CTO Daniil Romazanov How smart contract automation and event reaction can be done completely on-chain through Reactive Network, and its game changing implications beyond data Abstract: A common complaint by developers coming into web3 is that building DApps often require too many interfaces between web2 and web3 components and vastly impede the speed and efficiency of development cycles. The root cause is that smart contracts cannot react to events, only be prompted to execute. This caused development on-chain to require events to be drawn and indexed off-chain, feeding to an off-chain code (definitely not Solidity), before coming back on-chain for a reaction. Until now. Reactive Network is fully on-chain data execution layer. It connects layer 1s and layer 2s where events are pushed to the layer, and any smart contracts built on Reactive Network are reactive to events. This allow event automation to take place organically on-chain, reducing the number of interacting architecture and security risk chokepoints, and vastly improving the speed of development cycle. Find out how it is done, why we do it, and where do we go from here. Speakers: Wong Rong Kai, CEO Reactive Network A former superintendent of Police from Singapore, Rong Kai joined the Blockchain space 5 years ago to Binance's BSC accelerator funding team. He has led a start up building infrastructural tech for Blockchain ecosystems since 2021, and built the world's first reactive smart contracts execution layer through reactive network. He is also a limited partner with Antler Canada. Daniil Romazanov, CTO Reactive Network With more than 15 years of experience, Daniil has a wide ranging experience building products for money processing, movie projectors to web voice assistant for emails. He entered the web3 industry 5 years ago. In web3, he has built a IFTTT data solution, an indexer and now Reactive Network, the world's first on-chain data execution layer. Organized by DeAI Institute https://www.linkedin.com/groups/10180003/ Co-hosts: Toronto DAO https://www.linkedin.com/company/tdao-eth/