Radix List is a community-run directory of projects built on Radix, running at radixlist.com. It was built by Chris of pica.finance and Kansuler, both credited in the site's footer, and it held 272 entries when read on 26 August 2026.
Each entry is a card: a name, a one-line description, and a handful of hashtags. The front page filters on nine of them – Babylon, Metaverse, NFT, Trading, Scrypto, Airdrop, Dashboard, Validator and Token – and sorts by newest, oldest or name. Anyone can propose a listing or correct an existing one through a Google Form linked from every page, and a separate promotion page sells a placement. The listings themselves come from a hosted content backend rather than the site's code, which is why the catalogue kept growing long after the front end was last rebuilt.
What it lists
Radix List sets a low bar on purpose, and that is what makes it useful and what limits it. A card costs its owner one form submission, so the directory reaches into corners a curated index does not: validator nodes, one-person NFT drops, Telegram giveaway bots, browser games, and a long tail of memecoins. Its recent additions overlap the projects this wiki covers in depth, among them PokerXRD, Mox Studio, NFTwars and WeAreMonstas.
The same low bar means the directory records what a project said about itself on the day it applied, and never revisits it. Entries stay up after their projects close, descriptions keep the tense they were written in, and nothing on a card tells a reader which of the two it is. Radix List is a submissions log, and it is best read as one.
Activity
The site is served, the form still answers, and the catalogue has stopped moving. Radix List announces every addition to its Telegram channel in a fixed format, one "New listing!" post per entry, which turns the channel into a dated record of the directory's growth. The newest post in that record announces PokerXRD and is dated 23 February 2026.
The shape of the tail matters more than the last date. Three listings arrived within five days in February 2026, and the one announced before them was NFTwars on 28 July 2024, nineteen months earlier. Six months have passed since. Read the channel end to end and the directory announced three new entries in twenty-five months, which puts almost the whole catalogue on the far side of the ecosystem it describes.