Radit.io was a community-owned investment message board that operated on the Radix network. It presented a unique concept where users can invest in messages and earn a yield based on their investments. The platform was known as the first community-owned investable message board powered by Radix. It was created by CaviarLabs, a technology company focused on blockchain and decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions.
Operation
Users on Radit.io can post new messages by sending them to a special gazette wallet along with any amount of Radix tokens ($XRD). The posted messages were owned, similar to how a Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is owned. When other users invested in these messages by sending $XRD, the original poster earned a yield. Every message investment gave the investor some ownership of that message, and they can earn $XRD whenever anyone else invested in a message they own a part of.
As of mid-2023, Radit.io had seen an investment of 5249K $XRD, with 24,513 messages posted by 1,095 unique users.
Governance
Radit.io also had its own governance token, $RADIT. Owners of $RADIT tokens possessed 30% ownership of every message posted on the platform and had a say in the future of Radit.io. The platform ensured that 100% of $XRD sent to Radit.io were distributed back as rewards at the end of each day, emphasizing its commitment to community ownership and participation.
Notable Features
One of the unique features of Radit.io was the concept of "100k XRD Message". When any message on the platform reached an investment of 100k XRD, a message token got minted on the Radix network. This newly minted token would have a supply of 100k units, which were distributed to the message owners proportionally to their percentage ownership at the point the message was worth 100k XRD. The token included all the details of the original message and was immortalised onto the Radix Ledger.
Status today
Radit closed as an Olympia-era product and never reopened on Babylon, but the domain did not go dark. Read on 29 August 2026, radit.io answers HTTP 200 – hosted on Vercel and redirecting to www.radit.io – and serves a single farewell card: “Bye bye, hope to see you after Babylon!”, followed by “Something interesting is going on over there, tho? 👀” and one link, to CaviarNine. The board handed its visitors to the team’s surviving project rather than expiring into a parked-domain lander, which is the more common end for a retired Radix front-end.
The consequence is that the $RADIT token still resolves properly everywhere it appears. The resource carries a fixed 100,000,000 supply, and its on-ledger metadata still points at a live host on both counts: info_url at radit.io and icon_url at radit.io/radit32.png, which returns a 2,555-byte PNG. That is the opposite outcome to DeXter, whose token metadata points at an icon host and an IPFS gateway that have no DNS record left, so wallets render it broken. Whether a closed project’s token still looks like anything is decided by whether somebody kept one small web host alive.
The token is also still traded. Ociswap, which listed RADIT on 6 October 2023, showed 148,279.64 XRD against 3,489,171.29 RADIT in liquidity on 29 August 2026 – roughly $130 – with 1,583 XRD of volume in the previous 24 hours and 4,114 XRD over the previous week, against a lifetime 3,107,062 XRD. Three and a half years after the board stopped taking messages, its governance token turns over a few thousand XRD a week.