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Radix Connect is a framework designed to facilitate seamless interactions between mobile wallets and desktop browsers, specifically tailored for decen…

The Radix Core API provides low-level access to Radix nodes for transaction submission, state queries, and network monitoring. It's primarily used by…

Alexandria [ /ˌæləgˈzændriə/ ] was a pre-Babylon version of the Radix network and appended the Olympia release with a Scrypto developer environment fo…

The Radix economic model is the set of rules that decide where XRD comes from and where it goes. There are only three flows, and each obeys a differen…

The Radix Engine is the execution environment that runs all Scrypto smart contracts on Radix. Unlike the EVM (which is a general-purpose virtual machi…

As AI agents increasingly manage financial operations autonomously, the underlying ledger's architecture becomes critical. Radix provides four propert…

The Radix Gateway API is the primary developer interface for building dApps on Radix. It indexes the ledger and provides REST endpoints for querying a…

Radix governance is the set of institutions, rules, and processes by which decisions about the Radix network and its shared resources – its treasury,…

Babylon [ /ˈbæbəˌlɑn/ ] is the current version release of the Radix network that debuted smart contracts and the Radix Engine execution environment. T…

Olympia [ /oʊˈlɪmpiə/ ] was was the initial release of the Radix Public Network and introduced the core node software, desktop wallet, staking, the Ra…

Xi’an [ /ʃi’æn/ ] will be the next major release of the Radix network . Xi’an will allow an unlimited number of shard groups , enabling Radix’s sharde…

Radix's native pool blueprints – OneResourcePool , TwoResourcePool , and MultiResourcePool – provide canonical liquidity-pool primitives implemented i…

A protocol update is a named, major change to the rules every Radix node runs. Radix Docs describes them as happening approximately two to three times…

Radix and Cosmos take fundamentally different approaches to scalability: Cosmos uses sovereign app-chains connected via Inter-Blockchain Communication…

Ethereum uses Casper PoS with a single execution layer processing all transactions sequentially. Scalability relies on L2 rollups (Optimism, Arbitrum,…

Both Radix and Polkadot address scalability through sharding, but with very different architectures: Polkadot uses a hub-and-spoke model: parachains (…

Solana uses Tower BFT with Proof of History (PoH) for transaction ordering. It achieves ~5,000 real TPS (theoretical max ~65,000) through aggressive h…

The Radix Wallet is a mobile-first cryptocurrency wallet built by RDX Works , developed to manage $XRD and other tokens on the Radix network . The wal…

RCnet was a test network developed by Radix to provide developers with the tools and standards necessary for creating more robust applications on Radi…

A resource is the Radix Engine's first-class representation of a digital asset. Unlike token contracts on EVM-style chains – where balances are bookke…

The Role Assignment module attaches role-based access rules to every object the engine globalizes. Each role (e.g., minter , burner , metadata_setter…

A rollup is a layer-2 blockchain scaling construction in which transactions are executed outside the base blockchain (the layer 1) while the data requ…

RRC-404 is an implementation of the ERC-404 token standard on Radix, developed using the Scrypto programming language. It aims to provide fungible liq…