Deep Dive
1. Business & partnerships
Coinbase announced PRQ’s delisting on May 16, 2025, alongside four other tokens, citing protocol upgrades to REACT as the reason (Coinbase). The move reflects standard practice for outdated tokens, not project failure. PRQ holders must migrate to REACT, the new utility token for the Reactive Network, via a 1:1 swap on the project’s portal.
The Reactive team has submitted REACT for listing on multiple exchanges, including Coinbase, but no confirmations exist. Centralized exchanges rarely pre-announce listings, leaving timing uncertain.
2. Technical developments
The Reactive Network upgrade introduces Reactive Smart Contracts, positioning REACT as the gas fee and staking token. Key features:
- Interoperability: Supports Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain.
- Staking: First epoch ends June 9, offering competitive APY.
- Supply stability: 500M REACT mirrors PRQ’s total supply, avoiding dilution.
Post-migration, PRQ loses utility, but REACT’s success hinges on adoption of its decentralized event-driven infrastructure.
3. Market metrics
PRQ’s price fell -67.9% over 30 days (to $0.0208) amid delisting fears. Trading volume dropped -33% in 24 hours, signaling reduced liquidity. However, the Reactive Network’s roadmap and REACT’s staking incentives could stabilize sentiment if migration proceeds smoothly.
Conclusion
PRQ’s delisting marks a high-stakes transition to REACT, with technical upgrades offering potential but exchange support remaining critical. Will REACT’s utility and staking rewards offset short-term liquidity risks for migrated holders?