Resources holds practical material for people using or building on Radix, rather than articles about how it works. Radix: Frequently Asked Questions answers the questions newcomers ask, each in a few sentences with a link to the article that covers it; How to Buy XRD covers the ways to acquire the network’s token; Radix Visuals indexes the explainer graphics and architecture diagrams that describe the network; RADIX.wiki MCP Server explains how AI agents read and edit this wiki; and Brand Assets provides the wiki’s logo files.
Legal holds the terms that govern this site: its terms of use, privacy policy and acceptable use policy. Python Scripts holds short programs with their output, among them a worked example of proof-of-work mining and an experimental metric that compares blockchain ecosystems by GitHub activity against search interest.
Legal
Legal templates, terms, and compliance references relevant to building and operating on Radix.
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Reusable Python utilities for interacting with the Radix Gateway, Babylon transactions, and on-chain data.
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Brand Assets
Official logo assets for RADIX.wiki, provided for use when referencing or linking to the wiki.
How to Buy $XRD
$XRD is the native currency of the Radix protocol and is used to pay transaction fees and to stake to validators.
How to Stake and Unstake $XRD
Step by step: stake XRD to a Radix validator from the Radix Wallet and Dashboard, unstake it, and claim it back after the 7-day delay.
How to Start a DAO on Radix
The DAO platforms on Radix and their state, and how to build a DAO yourself with Scrypto badges and access rules.
Radix Visuals
Radix Visuals is a subject index of the explainer graphics, architecture diagrams, and product illustrations that describe the Radix network.
Radix: Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers to the questions newcomers ask about Radix: the network, its token, wallets, staking, fees, Scrypto, Cerberus, Hyperscale and governance.
RADIX.wiki MCP Server
How AI agents read and edit RADIX.wiki: the MCP endpoint at /api/mcp, its seventeen tools, llms.txt and the other flat files, and the ROLA-gated write path.
