RADIATOR was an organization whose primary focus was on creating and managing the $RDT token, a Web3 cashback utility token that rewarded users for participating in the Radix Network. The RADIATOR project established a cashback system and incentive structure for holders of the $RDT token, encouraging users to stake $XRD on their node and engage with the ecosystem's partners.
Utility
Incentives & Rewards
RADIATOR and its partners offered various incentives and rewards to those who participate in their ecosystem. For example, when purchasing a cashback-eligible product, users received not only $XRD cashback but also an $RDT reward based on the amount of spent $XRD. In addition, a portion of every paid incentive and reward was burned, helping to regulate the overall supply.
Cashbacks
$RDT's cashback system rewarded holders with $XRD when they purchase or use specific products from partnering companies. This created an incentive for users to support the Radix Network while benefiting from the rewards offered by the cashback system.
As the first cashback utility token on Radix DLT, $RDT offered supporters airdrops for staking on the RADIATOR node or completing tasks under specific conditions (such as participating in giveaways). Stakers were also eligible for bonuses when completing tasks.
Requirements
During Olympia the requirements to be eligible for the cashbacks were mostly linked to a specific amount of $RDT on the wallet (with a holding duration over at least 7 days). These amounts variated between 150 and 666 $RDT.
Tokenomics
$RDT was RADIATOR’s cashback utility token. It aimed to provide a reward ecosystem within the Radix Network through the implementation of a cashback system. Users can earn passive income by staking $XRD on the RADIATOR node and participating in the reward ecosystem.
RADIATOR Tokenomics.
$RDT Cycle (Market Mechanisms)
The $RDT Cycle illustrated the equilibrium of the value via the enabled burnmechanism which was relative to the amount of distributed incentives. The Project itself also invested a percentage of profit - besides the regular Liquidity Providing - in a buyback of $RDT in order to create buypressure.
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$RDT Cycle
Burn Mechanism
25% of the total supply was reserved for pure Incentives. The equal amount of incentives would steadily be burned to provide an equilibrium of value for our token.
Buyback Mechanism
We had implemented a buyback system where a certain percentage of profit was used to buy back $RDT from the market in order to help creating some buypressure. After the 5% Liquidity Providing was finished the percentage of buyback would increase noticeably.
Liquidity Provision
We steadily provided own liquidity until we reached 5m $RDT which equals 5% Supply according to our Tokenomics
Marketing & Development
Funds allocated for marketing and development were used for exchange listing fees, marketing collaborations, and commissioned work, promoting the growth and adoption of the $RDT token.
Founders + Vesting
RADIATOR's founders have extensive experience in project management, customer relations, marketing, sales, and software development. Founder tokens were fully unlocked after three years, with distribution starting one year after the initial token listing date and at 25% intervals every six months.
RADIATOR Vesting Schedule
RADIATOR Node
By staking $XRD on the RADIATOR node, users could earn passive income through staking rewards in $XRD and frequent $RDT airdrops. This encouraged participation and investment in the RADIATOR ecosystem. While RADIATOR operated the node its nominal fee was 1.99%, which the project described as an effective 0.16% at 8% APY. That figure no longer describes the validator – see On-ledger status below.
The project published a single Babylon validator address, validator_rdx1s0k2g57…zh09n24s. That validator is still registered and still taking stake, but it has not been RADIATOR’s node for some years; the section below records what the ledger says about it now.
How to stake on the RADIATOR node.
How to stake on the RADIATOR node.
Staking Airdrops
Delegators who staked $XRD on the RADIATOR node received regular airdrops. Additional irregular airdrops may be available for special participation in the RADIATOR and partner ecosystem.
RADIATOR Staking Airdrop Diagram
Staking Airdrops were currently on a monthly decrease of 10.000 $RDT until we reached 100.000 $RDT in order to stabilize the price and reduce sellpressure but still attract people to stake on our node. These terms can be adjusted at any time by the team.
Website (30 July 2026): radiator.run has no DNS record at all. An unregistered domain can be bought by anyone – four defunct Radix projects' domains have already been re-registered as unrelated landing pages – so the link has been removed from this page's facts table.
On-ledger status (17 August 2026)
Read live from the Radix Gateway at epoch 335790, the address this page publishes as RADIATOR’s Babylon validator – validator_rdx1s0k2g57gxld3nydl8535e2tkp6tduh6pmynd3mf2a3q428zh09n24s – carries the on-ledger name BobbyStake, an info_url of bobby.win and a description giving @XRDBOBBY and t.me/bobbyxrd as contacts. None of those belong to RADIATOR. The validator’s name, description and icon_url were all last written at state version 106,564,011, in a transaction stamped 19 July 2024, so the node stopped presenting as RADIATOR more than two years ago and this page has carried the stale identity since.
The node itself is healthy and busy: registered, accepting delegated stake, holding 29,106,519.02 XRD – rank 39 of the 188 registered validators – with a further 492,081.47 XRD in its pending-withdrawal vault.
The fee is the part a reader arriving from this page would get most wrong. Its stored validator_fee_factor is 0, but a validator_fee_change_request of 0.5 carries an epoch_effective of 310,355, which passed long ago; the Gateway’s own effective_fee_factor reads 0.5. The node charges 50% of staking emissions, not the 1.99% quoted above – the same stored-versus-charged divergence documented at Supreme Stake and Cobra Stakes.
The $RDT resource itself (resource_rdx1t4xkx270sg2hs397dzetux64c3q0gzpa2kjepetrf6mqkz3k35hm9j, total supply 100,000,000) still carries RADIATOR’s original metadata – name “Radiator”, description “Native Radiator Token”, and an info_url and icon_url pointing at radiator.run, which has had no DNS record since at least July 2026. Token metadata is written once and outlives the project that wrote it.