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The **Reactive Network Demo** illustrates a basic use case of the Reactive Network with two key functionalities:

* Low-latency monitoring of logs emitted by a contract on the origin chain.
* Executing calls from the Reactive Network to a contract on the destination chain.
- Low-latency monitoring of logs emitted by a contract on the origin chain.
- Executing calls from the Reactive Network to a contract on the destination chain.

This setup can be adapted for various scenarios, from simple stop orders to fully decentralized algorithmic trading.

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Before proceeding further, configure these environment variables:

* `ORIGIN_RPC` — RPC URL for the origin chain, (see [Chainlist](https://chainlist.org)).
* `ORIGIN_CHAIN_ID` — ID of the origin blockchain (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/origins-and-destinations#mainnet-chains)).
* `ORIGIN_PRIVATE_KEY` — Private key for signing transactions on the origin chain.
* `DESTINATION_RPC` — RPC URL for the destination chain, (see [Chainlist](https://chainlist.org)).
* `DESTINATION_CHAIN_ID` — ID of the destination blockchain (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/origins-and-destinations#mainnet-chains)).
* `DESTINATION_PRIVATE_KEY` — Private key for signing transactions on the destination chain.
* `REACTIVE_RPC` — RPC URL for the Reactive Network (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/reactive-mainnet)).
* `REACTIVE_PRIVATE_KEY` — Private key for signing transactions on the Reactive Network.
* `SYSTEM_CONTRACT_ADDR` — The service address on the Reactive Network (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/reactive-mainnet#overview)).
* `DESTINATION_CALLBACK_PROXY_ADDR` — The service address on the destination chain (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/origins-and-destinations#callback-proxy-address)).
- `ORIGIN_RPC` — RPC URL for the origin chain, (see [Chainlist](https://chainlist.org)).
- `ORIGIN_CHAIN_ID` — ID of the origin blockchain (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/origins-and-destinations#mainnet-chains)).
- `ORIGIN_PRIVATE_KEY` — Private key for signing transactions on the origin chain.
- `DESTINATION_RPC` — RPC URL for the destination chain, (see [Chainlist](https://chainlist.org)).
- `DESTINATION_CHAIN_ID` — ID of the destination blockchain (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/origins-and-destinations#mainnet-chains)).
- `DESTINATION_PRIVATE_KEY` — Private key for signing transactions on the destination chain.
- `REACTIVE_RPC` — RPC URL for the Reactive Network (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/reactive-mainnet)).
- `REACTIVE_PRIVATE_KEY` — Private key for signing transactions on the Reactive Network.
- `SYSTEM_CONTRACT_ADDR` — The service address on the Reactive Network (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/reactive-mainnet#overview)).
- `DESTINATION_CALLBACK_PROXY_ADDR` — The service address on the destination chain (see [Reactive Docs](https://dev.reactive.network/origins-and-destinations#callback-proxy-address)).
- `ORIGIN_ADDR` — The deployed origin contract address on the origin chain.
- `CALLBACK_ADDR` — The deployed destination contract address on the destination chain.

> ℹ️ **Reactive Faucet on Sepolia**
>
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> **Important**: Do not send more than 5 SepETH per request, as doing so will cause you to lose the excess amount without receiving any additional REACT. The maximum that should be sent in a single transaction is 5 SepETH, which will yield 500 REACT.

> ⚠️ **Broadcast Error**
>
>
> If you see the following message: `error: unexpected argument '--broadcast' found`, it means your Foundry version (or local setup) does not support the `--broadcast` flag for `forge create`. Simply remove `--broadcast` from your command and re-run it.

### Step 1 — Origin Contract
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