Reaction (RTC), a secure, anti ASIC/FPGA Proof of Work (PoW) cryptocurrency designed for asset creation, futures, smart contracts, and resilience against 51%/double spend attacks. This innovative platform aims to empower the future of transactions and communications, bridging the digital and real worlds by uniting a global community actively contributing to the development of RTC.

About Reaction

Reaction (RTC) is not just another cryptocurrency; it's a catalyst for change, fostering a vibrant platform where thoughts, ideas, and reactions to global events converge. RTC strives to create a unique connection between digital and physical realms, initiating a sustainable chain reaction of progress by uniting a diverse community committed to shaping the cryptocurrency landscape.

Reaction Chain Enhanced:

RTC offers a blockchain solution optimized for both mining and staking activities, ensuring a balanced and rewarding environment for network participants.

Easy to Start:

Joining the RTC network is straightforward. Retrieve our Wallet from Github, find a mining pool, or mine directly using our client to become an integral part of our expanding network.

Safe & Secure:

RTC is a secure anti ASIC/FPGA PoW cryptocurrency, purpose-built for asset creation, futures, and smart contracts. It maintains robust resistance to 51%/double spend attacks, ensuring the integrity of transactions and communications on the platform.

Tokenomics:

• Algorithm: GhostRider
• Type: PoW / PoS
• Block Time: 120 seconds
• Block Reward: 5000 RTC

Smartnode:

Deploy a Smartnode to bolster the security of our network and earn 20% of the block reward. Assistance is readily available on our Discord channel for those in need.

Our Goal:

At RTC, we are on a mission to restore the lost trust in cryptocurrency. We aim to respond to global events actively and make a meaningful impact through our ReactionChain.

Open Source:

Transparency is key to trust. Reaction is open-source software, with transparent release procedures allowing public access to both executable files and source code.