The React flywheel

A cycle built on
realized results.

Strategy profits form the input. Buyback allocation connects those results to React token demand, while reinvestment supports the next cycle.

Illustrative operating model

How value flows

Buyback mechanism

Follow the flow from realized strategy results to token demand.

  1. 01

    The input

    Realized net profits

    AI strategies close trades. Realized gains, losses, and attributable costs determine the net profit available to the cycle.

  2. 02

    The budget

    Buyback allocation

    Policy separates eligible profit allocated to token purchases from profit retained for strategy operations.

  3. 03

    The purchase

    React token buybacks

    The allocated budget purchases React tokens, connecting realized strategy results to token demand.

  4. 04

    The next cycle

    Demand & reinvestment

    Buybacks add demand. Retained profit supports research and the next strategy cycle, with realized results supplying the next input.

The next cycle starts with realized results.

The accounting matters

Net means net.

Eligible profit starts with closed trades, after costs. Customer deposits and strategy trading principal stay outside the buyback allocation.

Realized results

Closed, settled trades contribute gains and losses. Simulation results remain virtual.

Costs accounted for

Trading fees, execution costs, and attributable AI research costs reduce the eligible net result.

Policy defines allocation

Policy defines how eligible profits are split between buybacks and reinvestment.

Token purchases

Buyback wallet

Placeholder address

0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Start at the input

Build a strategy. Follow its results.

Choose a stock token, define your allocation and risk boundaries, and follow your agents in the workspace.