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Contents holds the wiki’s reference articles on Radix: how the network works, how it got here, and material people use alongside it. Developer guides live under Developers, projects built on Radix under Ecosystem, and essays under Blog.

Tech covers the protocol itself. Core concepts explain the ideas Radix is built on, such as atomic composability and sharding; core protocols describe the running parts, such as the Radix Engine that executes transactions and the XRD token that pays their fees; releases record each network upgrade; research follows work that has not shipped; and comparisons set Radix against other ledgers.

History of Radix runs from Dan Hughes’s first prototype in 2013 to the network today, with the conferences, workshops and hackathons along the way. Resources holds practical material: answers to common questions about Radix, how to buy XRD, the wiki’s brand assets and its MCP server for AI agents, its legal terms, and Python scripts.

Tech

Deep technical coverage of the Radix protocol — Cerberus consensus, Radix Engine, Scrypto, scalability research, and core architecture.

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History / Events

A chronological record of Radix milestones — conferences, hackathons, mainnet upgrades, and pivotal community moments.

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Resources

Practical resources for Radix users and builders — legal templates, Python scripts, and external tooling references.

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