Status
RadixCharts has closed. radixcharts.com serves a single notice saying its "data analytics service for RadixDLT is no longer available", with one link, to the Radix ecosystem directory. The documentation site, docs.radixcharts.com, no longer resolves, so the feature descriptions below cite archived copies. The validator the project ran is still in the active set under a new owner; Validator under a new owner below records the handover.
RadixCharts was an analytics platform that provided real-time insights into the Radix ecosystem. Founded in 2022, it offered statistics and data visualizations to help users understand the performance and growth of the Radix network. The platform showed information about token prices, decentralized applications (dApps), transaction volume, staking statistics, and social media presence.
History
The inspiration for RadixCharts came from the Radix community, which manually checked telegram group members to create rankings for NFT projects. Recognizing the need for automation and having a passion for data and statistics, the project was initiated in September 2022. Since its inception, RadixCharts' services have expanded considerably.
Features
- Total Value Locked (TVL): One of the primary metrics provided by RadixCharts is the Total Value Locked in the Radix network. TVL is a crucial indicator of the network's health and the trust users have in it.
- $TOP Token: The $TOP token is utilized as an incentive for Radix influencers. It has a limited supply of 11,000 to maintain its exclusivity.
- Validator Insights: RadixCharts offers detailed information on network validators. This feature is essential for those interested in staking their XRD. It provides intricate data on each validator's performance, uptime, and other critical statistics.
Team
RadixCharts was founded by Nelly Sayon.
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Achievements and Recognition
- Scrypto Portfolio Challenge (September 2022): Nelly, the founder of RadixCharts, participated in the Scrypto Challenge, focusing on portfolio management and yield farming. After a few weeks of learning Scrypto, she submitted her project, "Juicy Yields," and received an honorable mention for her blueprint.
- Dandelion Program Grant (January 2023): The Radix Ecosystem Metrics page on RadixCharts was developed as a result of a Dandelion Program grant. This initiative by RDX Works rewarded individuals with innovative marketing ideas. RadixCharts contributed by offering transparent, real-time visualizations of economic activities on the Radix platform, shedding light on the health and growth of the Radix ecosystem.
- Developer Incentive (September 2023): Nelly, the founder, was awarded $1,500 of XRD as part of the Scrypto Developer Incentive program. The RDX Works team recognized her contributions to RadixCharts, which has become an integral tool for data retrieval and visualization.
Partnerships
- RadixScan: RadixCharts collaborates with RadixScan, a community explorer for the Radix network. RadixScan offers tools and extensive information on network activity, validators, tokens, and more.
Validator under a new owner
RadixCharts funded itself partly through a validator, Radix Charts V2. Read from the Radix Gateway on 15 September 2026, it is registered, accepts delegated stake and holds 23.7m XRD, the 46th-largest stake of the 186 registered validators, down from 27.2m on 8 August.
Whoever holds a validator’s owner badge, a token the network mints when the validator is created, controls it. On 24 March 2026 a transaction withdrew the Radix Charts V2 badge from the account that held it and deposited it in an account that had made its first transaction 90 minutes earlier. The badge is still there. On 27 March the new account replaced the validator’s public key, which is how an owner moves validation to a different node, and set the validator’s name to Radix Charts V2.
Two days before that, on 25 March, the same account wrote two metadata entries with the key and value reversed. One entry was keyed by the sentence "Radix Charts Validator node - now maintained by Cronos" and held the template placeholder <METADATA_VALIDATOR_DESCRIPTION>; the other was keyed "Radix Charts V2" and held <METADATA_VALIDATOR_NAME>. Wallets and explorers read the entry keyed description, which went on telling delegators until 15 September that staking supported the further development of RadixCharts. A separate validator named Cronos was created on 22 March from a different account and holds 8 XRD of stake.
The node stopped proposing when mainnet restarted on 11 September after the Hyperlane asset drain halt. Between the restart and the morning of 14 September it made 5 proposals and missed 2,245; it came back between 08:00 and 10:00 UTC that day and has missed 3 since. In the fifteen days to 30 August it made 43,321 and missed 122. Delegated XRD is not at risk from downtime, because Radix has no slashing; delegators lose the emissions for the epochs the node misses.
On 15 September, in two transactions a minute apart, the account holding the badge removed both reversed entries, set the description to "Radix Charts V2" and pointed the validator’s info link at a page published by the GitHub user jerseyjon, then requested a rise in the fee from 2.5% to 15%. The fee is the share of staking rewards a validator keeps before the rest goes to its delegators. Radix holds back a fee increase for 4,032 epochs, about two weeks, so that delegators can move their stake before it applies, and this one takes effect at epoch 345,107, around 29 September 2026. The jerseyjon page lists Radix Charts V2 and a second validator, DoItForDan, which also has a rise to 15% pending, and explains both rises by hosting costs that went up during 2026 while the XRD price fell.