# RADIX Wiki — Complete Page Index > Every page on https://radix.wiki (359 pages), grouped by section, > most recently updated first. Compact site map: https://radix.wiki/llms.txt > Full text of every page: https://radix.wiki/llms-full.txt > Individual pages in markdown: append .md to any page URL ## Contents - [Wiki Maintenance Log](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/operations/wiki-maintenance-log): Auto-maintained by the wiki-sweep routine. Each run records what was swept, advances the category rotation, logs ecosystem signals, and tracks communi… - [Decentralized Science (DeSci)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/decentralized-science-desci): Decentralized Science (DeSci) refers to an emerging model of organizing and funding scientific research in a more open, collaborative, and decentraliz… - [hyperscale-rs](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/hyperscale-rs): hyperscale-rs is a community-built Rust implementation of the Hyperscale consensus protocol for the Radix DLT ecosystem, and the leading candidate to… - [Metadata Module](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/metadata-module): The Metadata module is one of the engine's pluggable object modules. Every globalized object – packages, components, resources, accounts – has a Metad… - [Transaction Tracker](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/transaction-tracker): The Transaction Tracker is a system-level native blueprint that records the status of every transaction submitted to the network – including its inten… - [Locker](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/locker-blueprint): The Locker is a native blueprint for permissioned resource distribution: a sender deposits resources into the locker addressed to specific recipients,… - [How to Buy $XRD](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/how-to-buy-xrd): $XRD is the native currency of the Radix protocol and is used to pay transaction fees and to stake to validators . You can acquire XRD three ways: on… - [DLT Efficiency Metric](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/python-scripts/dlt-efficiency-metric): This script treats DLTs like Radix and Ethereum like engines and attempts to measure their efficiency in creating utility. Mechanical efficiency is me… - [Radix Wiki Hackathon #1](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/radix-wiki-hackathon-1): The Radix Wiki Hackathon #1 was held at the ArtSect Gallery in London on the 20-21st April, 2024. TELEGRAM → “I woke up ha… - [Flexathon](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/flexathon): Flexathon [ /‘flɛksəθɔn/ ] was a solo hackathon run by Dan Hughes, founder of Radix, over his vacation in late 2020. Its stated mission, set out in hi… - [Radix Governance](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/radix-governance): Radix governance is the set of institutions, rules, and processes by which decisions about the Radix network and its shared resources – its treasury,… - [Network Emissions](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/network-emissions): The Radix network mints new XRD as network emissions to reward the validators and stakers who secure the ledger. Roughly 300 million XRD is emitted pe… - [Consensus Manager](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/consensus-manager): The Consensus Manager is a native blueprint that exposes the network’s consensus state – current epoch, round, validator set, and emissions schedule –… - [Tempo (Consensus Mechanism)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/tempo-consensus-mechanism): Tempo [ /ˈtɛmˌpoʊ/ ] is a consensus protocol developed as the fifth iteration of Radix. First proposed in 2017 , Tempo pioneered innovations such as l… - [Token Unlock](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/token-unlock): The Radix Token Unlock was a transition from the price-vesting of $XRD to freely transferrable tokens, enacted on September 15th, 2021. - [Pillar Unconference](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/pillar-unconference): The Pillar Unconference was a community event hosted by the Pillar Project on 20 July 2018 in Vilnius, Lithuania. It is recorded here among the early… - [Pillar Hackathon #1](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/pillar-hackathon-1): Pillar Hackathon #1 was a two-day developer hackathon held on 17–18 January 2019 , hosted by the Pillar Project as the soft launch of its developer co… - [Partnerships](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/partnerships): This page archives the Radix Foundation 's partnership announcements from the pre-mainnet and Olympia eras (2020–2022). The list is preserved here for… - [Hack The System - London South Bank University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/hack-the-system): Hack the System is a community wealth building movement, which held its inaugural event on the 19-20 September, 2025, and aims to build Web3-powered m… - [European Blockchain Convention, 2024](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/european-blockchain-convention-2024): The European Blockchain Convention 2024 was held in Barcelona, Spain, on the 25th of September, sponsored by the Radix Foundation. Radix founder Dan H… - [DApp In a Day Workshop #5 - St Mary’s University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/dapp-in-a-day-workshop-5): DApp In A Day #5 was the fifth in the DApp In A Day series of Scrypto developer workshops, sponsored by Shardspace, part of the broader Radix universi… - [DApp In a Day Workshop #1 - Westminster University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/dapp-in-a-day-workshop-1): DApp In A Day #1 was the first event in the DApp In A Day series of Scrypto developer workshops. It was held at the University of Westminster in Londo… - [Austin Developer Event](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/austin-developer-event): The Austin Developer Event was a free, full-day developer workshop hosted by RDX Works in Austin, Texas on 11 June 2022 , timed to fall inside Consens… - [Radix Ecosystem Operational Status](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/radix-ecosystem-operational-status): This page indexes every project page on this wiki under Ecosystem by whether the project is still running. It exists because the wiki already recorded… - [Transaction Manifests](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/transaction-manifests): Transaction manifests are Radix's instruction format for describing what a transaction should do. Where an EVM transaction encodes a function call as… - [Radix Economic Model](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/radix-economic-model): 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… - [$XRD Token](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/xrd-token): $XRD is the native token of the Radix network . Unlike an ERC-20-style smart-contract token, XRD is a native asset – a first-class resource created an… - [Radix Wallet](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/radix-wallet): 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… - [Radix Visuals](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/radix-visuals): Radix Visuals is a subject index of the explainer graphics, architecture diagrams, and product illustrations that describe the Radix network. It is or… - [Brand Assets](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/brand-assets): Official logo assets for RADIX.wiki , provided for use when referencing or linking to the wiki. Every file below is served directly from radix.wiki –… - [Validator Subsidy Sunset](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/validator-subsidy-sunset): The Radix Validator Subsidy Sunset was a community-approved governance decision that phased out the Foundation-administered validator subsidy over the… - [Validator Nodes](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/validator-nodes): Validator nodes secure the Radix network by participating in Cerberus consensus . They process transactions, propose state changes, and earn staking r… - [Access Controller](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/access-controller): An Access Controller is a native blueprint that holds a smart account 's owner badge in a vault and hands out proofs of it under rules the ledger enfo… - [VM Layer](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/vm-layer): The VM layer of the Radix Engine executes blueprint code. Two virtual machines coexist: the Scrypto VM , which runs developer-authored WebAssembly com… - [Resource](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/resources): 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… - [Proof of Work](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/python-scripts/proof-of-work): A basic implementation of the Proof of Work (PoW) algorithm used as Sybil prevention by Bitcoin and other PoW networks. A deeper comparison between Po… - [Privacy Policy](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/legal/privacy-policy): The RADIX.wiki DAO ("We") are committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. This policy (together with our Terms of Use and any other documents… - [Recycled Telegram Handles](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/recycled-telegram-handles): A recycled Telegram handle is a username that once belonged to a project's own channel and has since been re-registered by someone else. The handle su… - [Radix Ecosystem Funding](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/radix-ecosystem-funding): Radix ecosystem funding refers to the family of grant, incubation, and treasury vehicles operated by the Radix Foundation and RDX Works to finance dev… - [DApp In a Day Workshop #3 - Roehampton University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/dapp-in-a-day-workshop-3-roehampton): DApp In A Day #3 was the third event in the DApp In A Day series of Scrypto developer workshops. It was held at the University of Roehampton on the 4t… - [DApp In a Day Workshop #2 - St Mary’s University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/dapp-in-a-day-workshop-2-st-marys-university): DApp In A Day #2 was the second event in the DApp In A Day series of Scrypto developer workshops. It was held at St Mary’s University in Twickenham on… - [History of Radix](https://radix.wiki/contents/history): Dan Hughes began working on what would become Radix in 2013 under the name eMunie . His goal was to create a decentralized ledger capable of scaling t… - [Cassandra](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/cassandra): Cassandra [ /kəˈsændrə/ ] was a research project spearheaded by Dan Hughes to address two critical issues that could arise in a sharded network, speci… - [Rollups](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/rollups): 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… - [Shard Groups](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/shard-groups): Shard groups [ /ʃɑrd grups/ ] or Validator Sets on Radix are groups of validators responsible for storing and validating the ledger state on subsets o… - [Sharding](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/sharding): Sharding [ /ˈʃɑːdɪŋ/ ] is a method of partitioning a database horizontally across separate servers to improve scalability, performance and data availa… - [Scrypto (Programming Language)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/scrypto-programming-language): Scrypto is Radix's smart contract programming language. Built on Rust, it implements asset-oriented programming where tokens and NFTs are native primi… - [Radix Engine](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/radix-engine): 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… - [Radix Mainnet (Xi'an)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/releases/radix-mainnet-xian): 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… - [Consensus Evolution at Radix](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/consensus-evolution): Radix's consensus mechanism has evolved through multiple generations, each building on lessons learned: Dan Hughes ' earliest experiments with distrib… - [Cerberus vs Other BFT Protocols](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/comparisons/cerberus-vs-other-bft-protocols): This page compares a specification against deployed protocols, which is the first thing to hold in mind: Cerberus 's distinguishing feature – atomic c… - [Hyperscale: 500K TPS Public Test](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/hyperscale-500k-tps): In January 2026, the Radix Foundation completed the final public Hyperscale test, demonstrating that its Hyperscale reference implementation could sus… - [Cerberus Whitepaper & Academic Validation](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/cerberus-whitepaper): The Cerberus whitepaper presents the formal specification of the Cerberus consensus protocol. Originally published as a preprint in 2020, it was peer-… - [Cerberus (Consensus Protocol)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/cerberus-consensus-protocol): Cerberus is the Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus protocol specified in Radix's 2020 whitepaper. Its central idea is braided parallelism : rather tha… - [Brunel Hack 25 - Brunel University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/brunel-hack-25): Brunel Hack 25 was a 2-day hackathon on the 12-13th of July, 2025, organized by the Brunel Society of Blockchain and held at the university campus in… - [DApp In a Day Workshop #7 - Roehampton University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/dapp-in-a-day-workshop-7-roehampton): DApp In A Day #7 was the seventh and last recorded event in the DApp In A Day series of Scrypto developer workshops. It was held at the University of… - [Radix Team Hackathon](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/radix-team-hackathon): The Radix Team Hackathon was the first internal hackathon organised by RDX Works (then Radix DLT). It was held during the first week of April 2019, wh… - [Brilliant On Chain / DApp In A Day #4 - Brunel University](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/dapp-in-a-day-workshop-4): Brilliant On Chain was an event organized by Brunel University’s Blockchain Society. It was the fourth event in the DApp In A Day series of Scrypto wo… - [FooHack](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/foohack): FooHack was a three-day hackathon hosted in June 2022 by the multi-platinum musician RedFoo at his "Party Rock Mansion" in the Malibu mountains, organ… - [eMunie](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/research/emunie): eMunie [ /‘i ˈmʌni/ ] was the name given to Dan Hughes ’ distributed ledger project prior to the launch of Ethereum (~2013). - [Kernel Layer](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/kernel-layer): The kernel is the lowest layer of the Radix Engine. It manages substates (units of persistent state), actors (entities that own substates), invocation… - [Application Layer](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/application-layer): The application layer is the topmost layer of the Radix Engine stack – where developer-authored Scrypto blueprints, packages, and components actually… - [System Layer](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/system-layer): The system layer implements the engine's high-level abstractions – objects, blueprints, packages, modules (Metadata, Royalty, Role Assignment), and th… - [Radix Core API](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/radix-core-api): The Radix Core API provides low-level access to Radix nodes for transaction submission, state queries, and network monitoring. It's primarily used by… - [Stokenet](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/releases/stokenet): Stokenet is the persistent public test network for Radix. Launched in July 2021, Stokenet serves as a sandboxed environment for Radix users and projec… - [Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/delegated-proof-of-stake-dpos): Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) is a Sybil protection mechanism invented by Dan Larimer and used by certain distributed ledgers, including Radix. In D… - [Radix Protocol Updates](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/releases/protocol-updates): 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… - [Substate Model](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/substate-model): The Substate Model is Radix's approach to storing and managing on-ledger state. Rather than using a global account-based model ( Ethereum ) or UTXOs (… - [Radix Mainnet (Babylon)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/releases/radix-mainnet-babylon): Babylon [ /ˈbæbəˌlɑn/ ] is the current version release of the Radix network that debuted smart contracts and the Radix Engine execution environment. T… - [Subintents and Pre-Authorizations](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/subintents-and-pre-authorizations): Pre-authorizations – the user-facing name for subintents – allow "a partial transaction to be authorized by one actor such that it can then become a p… - [Native Assets vs Token Approvals](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/native-assets-vs-token-approvals): On Ethereum and other EVM chains, using DeFi requires the token-approval pattern : before a contract can move a user’s ERC-20 tokens it must first be… - [RRC-404](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/rrc-404): 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… - [Radix for AI Agents](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/radix-for-ai-agents): As AI agents increasingly manage financial operations autonomously, the underlying ledger's architecture becomes critical. Radix provides four propert… - [NFTs on Radix](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/nfts-on-radix): Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are digital assets that represent unique items like artwork, collectibles, and in-game items. On Radix, NFTs are core primi… - [Radix Infrastructure RFPs](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/infrastructure-rfps): In February 2026, the Radix Foundation issued three Requests for Proposals (RFPs) to hand off the operation of core network infrastructure to communit… - [Component Royalties](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/component-royalties): Component Royalties allow Scrypto blueprint authors to earn fees whenever their deployed components are used. This is enforced at the Radix Engine lev… - [Liquid Stake Units (LSUs)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/liquid-stake-units): Liquid Stake Units (LSUs) are native Radix tokens representing staked XRD with a specific validator . Unlike liquid staking on other chains (Lido's st… - [Byzantine Fault Tolerance](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/byzantine-fault-tolerance): Byzantine Fault Tolerance ( BFT ) is the property of a distributed system that enables it to reach consensus even when up to one-third of participatin… - [Vamos Database](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/vamos-database): Vamos is a novel database persistence layer developed by Dan Hughes , designed to provide better performance than traditional databases like LevelDB,… - [Radix Connect](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/radix-connect): Radix Connect is a framework designed to facilitate seamless interactions between mobile wallets and desktop browsers, specifically tailored for decen… - [Personas](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/personas): Personas is a digital identity management feature introduced by Radix as part of its Q2 2023 network upgrade to Babylon . It represents a significant… - [Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) Model](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/unspent-transaction-output-utxo-model): The Unspent Transaction Output ( UTXO ) model is a way to track ownership of digital assets in cryptocurrency systems. The Radix Engine implements a n… - [Trust Boundary](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/trust-boundary): A Trust Boundary [ /trʌst ˈbaʊndəri/ ] is a concept used in distributed systems to describe the point beyond which a component must rely on the behavi… - [Transactions Per Second (TPS)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/transactions-per-second-tps): Transactions per second (TPS) is a key metric of the speed and scalability of payment and distributed ledger (DLT) networks. High TPS enables networks… - [Staking](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/staking): Staking is a crucial mechanism in many cryptocurrency systems, particularly those using Proof of Stake (PoS) or Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consen… - [Honest Majority Assumption](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/honest-majority-assumption): The Honest Majority Assumption is a critical security premise that underlies Proof-of-Work (PoW) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Sybil defense mechanisms. Th… - [Finite State Machines](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/finite-state-machines): Finite State Machines (FSM) are software components that restrict an application’s behavior to a subset of possible states. - [Decentralized Finance (DeFi)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/decentralized-finance-defi): Decentralized Finance , commonly referred to as DeFi is an umbrella term for a variety of financial applications in blockchain or cryptocurrency geare… - [Composability](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/composability): Composability is the general ability of components of a system to be recombined into larger structures and for the output of one to be the input of an… - [Radix vs Polkadot](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/comparisons/radix-vs-polkadot): Both Radix and Polkadot address scalability through sharding, but with very different architectures: Polkadot uses a hub-and-spoke model: parachains (… - [Radix vs Cosmos](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/comparisons/radix-vs-cosmos): Radix and Cosmos take fundamentally different approaches to scalability: Cosmos uses sovereign app-chains connected via Inter-Blockchain Communication… - [Scrypto DeFi Challenge](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/scrypto-defi-challenge): The Scrypto DeFi Challenge was a five-week remote hackathon organised by RDX Works and hosted on Devpost , running from 20 February to 24 March 2023.… - [Scrypto Developer Event](https://radix.wiki/contents/history/scrypto-developer-event): The Scrypto Developer Event was the first in-person Scrypto developer event , held by RDX Works at Sud Hall in Lisbon, Portugal, on 9 April 2022. It i… - [Atomic Composability](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/atomic-composability): Atomic composability means that complex multi-step operations either execute completely or not at all. On Radix, a single transaction manifest can cha… - [Blind Signing and Transaction Manifests](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/blind-signing-and-transaction-manifests): Blind signing is the practice of signing transactions whose effects you cannot verify. On Ethereum , users routinely approve transactions that are opa… - [RCnet](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/releases/rcnet): RCnet was a test network developed by Radix to provide developers with the tools and standards necessary for creating more robust applications on Radi… - [Smart Accounts](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/smart-accounts): On Radix, every account is a smart account – a programmable component on the ledger with configurable access rules , deposit preferences, and recovery… - [Central bank digital currencies (CBDC)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/central-bank-digital-currencies): A central bank digital currency ( CBDC ) is a digital form of money issued by a central bank as its own direct liability. Central bank money today rea… - [Radix Developer Environment (Alexandria)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/releases/radix-developer-environment-alexandria): Alexandria [ /ˌæləgˈzændriə/ ] was a pre-Babylon version of the Radix network and appended the Olympia release with a Scrypto developer environment fo… - [Radix Gateway API](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-protocols/radix-gateway-api): 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 Mainnet (Olympia)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/releases/radix-mainnet-olympia): Olympia [ /oʊˈlɪmpiə/ ] was was the initial release of the Radix Public Network and introduced the core node software, desktop wallet, staking, the Ra… - [Stablecoins](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/stablecoins): A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value, most commonly by targeting a fixed exchange rate – a peg – against a reference a… - [Terms of Use](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/legal/terms-of-use): Please read these terms and conditions carefully before using this site. This terms of use (together with the documents referred to in it) tells you t… - [Acceptable Use Policy](https://radix.wiki/contents/resources/legal/acceptable-use-policy): This Acceptable Use Policy sets out the terms between you and us under which you may access our website ( our site ). This acceptab… - [Radix vs Solana](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/comparisons/radix-vs-solana): 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… - [Access Rules & Auth Zones](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/access-rules-and-auth-zones): Access Rules are Radix's system-level authorization mechanism. Unlike EVM where access control is enforced by smart contract code (vulnerable to bugs)… - [Asset-Oriented Programming](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/asset-oriented-programming): Asset-oriented programming is Radix's foundational design principle where digital assets (tokens, NFTs , badges ) are native primitives managed by the… - [Blockchain Trilemma](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/blockchain-trilemma): The blockchain trilemma , popularized by Ethereum 's Vitalik Buterin, states that a blockchain can only optimize for two of three properties: scalabil… - [Radix vs Ethereum](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/comparisons/radix-vs-ethereum): Ethereum uses Casper PoS with a single execution layer processing all transactions sequentially. Scalability relies on L2 rollups (Optimism, Arbitrum,… - [Blueprints & Packages](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/blueprints-and-packages): In Scrypto , code is organized into a hierarchy: Blueprints – Templates that define logic, state, and access rules (analogous to Rust structs with imp… - [Buckets, Proofs & Vaults](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/buckets-proofs-and-vaults): Radix's asset-oriented programming model uses three core container types: Permanent storage for resources. Every account, component, and dApp stores i… - [Role Assignment Module](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/role-assignment-module): The Role Assignment module attaches role-based access rules to every object the engine globalizes. Each role (e.g., minter , burner , metadata_setter… - [Worktop](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/worktop): The worktop is the transaction-local staging area for resources. When a manifest withdraws tokens from an account, the resulting bucket sits on the wo… - [Badge](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/badges): A badge is not a distinct engine type – it is the convention of using a resource (typically non-fungible) as an authorization token rather than a valu… - [Component](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/components): A component is a runtime instance of a blueprint , with its own persistent state, its own globally-addressable identity, and its own configured access… - [Transaction Processor](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/transaction-processor): The Transaction Processor is the entry-point native blueprint that receives a parsed transaction manifest and executes its instructions sequentially a… - [Radix Pools (One/Two/Multi-Resource)](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/core-concepts/radix-pools): Radix's native pool blueprints – OneResourcePool , TwoResourcePool , and MultiResourcePool – provide canonical liquidity-pool primitives implemented i… - [Control Chart](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/operations/control-chart): This page tracks statistical process control (SPC) metrics for the wiki autonomous agent cluster. Metrics are collected daily by the /api/metrics cron… - [Improvement Log](https://radix.wiki/contents/tech/operations/improvement-log): This page tracks the continuous improvement pipeline for the wiki agent cluster. The wiki-retro weekly task scans daily logs for recurring patterns, c… ## Ecosystem - [Atomix](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/atomix): Atomix is a peer-to-peer trading dApp on Radix that settles trustless swaps of tokens and NFTs directly between two wallets, under the tagline "Trade… - [Bullring](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/bullring): Bullring is a gamified peer-to-peer auction platform on Radix where sellers list tokens, NFTs or asset bundles and bidders compete in real time, pitch… - [ShardSpace](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/shardspace): ShardSpace is an asset and portfolio management platform designed to integrate with the Radix Wallet, extending its capabilities to desktop interfaces… - [Notix](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/notix): Notix is a real-time notification and monitoring service for Radix accounts. A user connects a Radix Wallet , selects the accounts to watch, and defin… - [Phoenix](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/phoenix): Phoenix is a deflationary token on Radix built around a multi-layered burn mechanism. Unlike typical memecoins, Phoenix generates revenue through a pr… - [Supreme Stake](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/supreme-stake): Supreme Stake is a Radix validator run by a partnership of infrastructure, networking, security and automation professionals. It has been validating s… - [IdeoMaker](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/ideomaker): IdeoMaker was a no-code decentralised application platform for business, announced in 2017 and built on Radix by a small team working from Rotterdam a… - [Hermes Protocol](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/hermes-protocol): Hermes Protocol is a Web3 notification and communications platform developed on the Radix network, designed to facilitate connections between business… - [Muan Protocol](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/muan-protocol): Muan Protocol is an on-chain DAO governance and decentralized voting framework built on Radix . Organizations use it to manage members, vote on propos… - [CaviarNine](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/caviarnine): CaviarNine is a comprehensive DeFi ecosystem offering a range of products and services. The CaviarNine suite of products is also referred to as the FL… - [Trove](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/trove): Trove is a digital asset trade management tool allowing users to swap NFTs and various tokens efficiently and securely. The platform removes the need… - [Quack Space](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/quackspace): Your Wallet is Your Voice: 5 Ways Quack.Space is Redefining Social Financial Identity Introduction: The End of the Silent Portfolio For too long, a st… - [RadUp](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radup): RadUP was a validator node that was part of the Radix network. RadUp.io was a validator service committed to providing high performance validator node… - [ASCENT](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/ascent): ASCENT is a token-based arcade game built around the Radix ecosystem. Players control a luminous orb that climbs through a live chart-inspired environ… - [Radix Accountability Council](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-accountability-council): The Radix Accountability Council ( RAC ) is a five-member community-elected body tasked with guiding the transition from the Radix Foundation to the R… - [Radix Rolodex](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-rolodex): Radix Rolodex is a card-embedding tool for the Radix ecosystem, built by VandyILL , who also made Doubt/it! and Quack Space . Users create Rads – smal… - [Doubt/it!](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/doubt-it): Doubt It (styled "Doubt/it!" ) is a trivia game "where you call the bluff", made by VandyILL . It exists as an original physical board game and as a f… - [Liquify](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/liquify): Liquify is a Radix dApp that buys liquid stake units from holders who want out of a stake before the network's unstaking delay has run. Its on-ledger… - [Maya Protocol](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/maya-protocol): Maya Protocol is a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange ecosystem that enables cross-chain asset trading without relying on wrapped tokens or traditi… - [Surge](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/surge): Surge is a decentralized perpetuals exchange launched on the Radix network as a collaborative effort between companies CaviarNine , KeyRock, and Supra… - [SRWA](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/srwa): SRWA is a real-world asset (RWA) tokenization company that builds enterprise tooling for issuing, managing and financing tokenized assets. It originat… - [Weft Finance](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/weft-finance): Weft Finance is a decentralized lending and borrowing protocol built on Radix , written in Scrypto . At the heart of Weft lies the creation and manage… - [MattiaNode](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/mattianode): MattiaNode is a validator on the Radix network created by Mattia , an active contributor to the Radix community. MattiaNode validator is a node used i… - [Leafnode](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/leafnode): Status note, 10 August 2026: Leaf Node's validator was deregistered on 10 August 2026 and its website is offline. What follows describes the service a… - [Radstakes](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radstakes): Status note (August 2026): this page previously said Radstakes was closed, on the strength of its offline website. The validator is registered and pro… - [StakingCoins](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/stakingcoins): StakingCoins is a blockchain node and validator company founded by Marco Michelino, an experienced Italian Linux system administrator and member of th… - [Proven Network](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/proven-network): Proven Network is a companion network designed to complement and extend the capabilities of the Radix distributed ledger technology (DLT). The network… - [OTER](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/oter): OTER (Optimistic Truth Engine, tagline "The truth will out.") is an optimistic oracle built on Radix DLT . Any dApp or person can post a verifiable qu… - [GenkiPool](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/genkipool): GenkiPool is a Radix validator and community-tooling effort run by Luis Alberto Reoyo Bolaños ( genkipool on GitHub). Beyond operating the GENKI valid… - [Avaunt Staking](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/avaunt-staking): The history section below reflects the company's own website, which has not been updated since 2023 and still advertises "$5M+ staked, 400+ delegators… - [RadixCharts](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixcharts): RadixCharts has closed. radixcharts.com now serves a single notice in place of the platform — "Service no longer available … We regret to inform you t… - [World Cup Badge Arena](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/world-cup-badge-arena): World Cup Badge Arena was a free-to-play prediction and collectibles game built on Radix for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, played across the tournament's r… - [Ociswap](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/ociswap): Ociswap is a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange (DEX) that operates on the Radix platform. It offers permissionless trading of Radix-based tokens t… - [RDX Works](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/rdx-works): RDX Works is a dormant UK company, formerly a product studio best known as core contributors to the Radix network. The company was founded by Dan Hugh… - [Radix Foundation](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-foundation): The Radix Foundation is a not-for-profit organization focused on the development, promotion, and governance of the Radix public network , a decentrali… - [RadixStake](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixstake): RadixStake is a validator node operator that lets holders stake their $XRD and earn emissions rewards. Active since 2021, it runs primary and backup n… - [Slightlyiffy](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/slightlyiffy): Slightlyiffy is a cryptocurrency consultancy and validator operation founded by Slightlyiffy. The company offers services and expertise to individuals… - [Radix Kingdoms](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-kingdoms): Radix Kingdoms is an on-chain strategy game on Radix mainnet, tagged "Fight your crypto wars on the Radix Network." Players minting a Kingdoms obtain… - [XSEED](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/xseed): XSEED (ticker $XSE ) is the reward token of XSEED STAKING , a Swiss-operated validator node on the Radix mainnet that has run under the name "XSEED ST… - [Juicy Stake](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/juicy-stake): Juicy Stake was a validator staking service operating on several proof-of-stake networks, including Radix , through which holders could delegate token… - [HydraSwap](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/hydraswap): HydraSwap is a decentralized application (dApp) for token swapping built natively for the Radix DLT platform, part of the HYDRA ecosystem – a communit… - [DeXian Protocol](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/dexian-protocol): Status note (July 2026): DeXian's website and documentation (dexian.io) are offline and the project appears dormant on Radix. Its KaiYuan Epoch valida… - [$EARLY](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/early): $EARLY is a cryptocurrency token operating on the Radix distributed ledger technology (DLT) . It is primarily designed for use within the Radix ecosys… - [Radix $BlueBalls](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-blue-balls): Radix $BlueBalls is a grassroots meme coin on Radix . The project states it has "no mission other than to become the most awesome grassroots meme coin… - [rlyfun](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/rly-fun): rlyfun (styled rly.fun ) is a permissionless meme-coin launchpad on Radix . Anyone can mint a token against a bonding curve; if the token attracts eno… - [Ploughshare](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/ploughshare): Ploughshare, previously known as CowDAO, is a project based on the SRWA protocol aimed at providing alternative finance solutions to farmers in New Ze… - [P2P Fixed-Rate Lending (Stokenet)](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/p2p-lending): Editorial note: this entry documents a lending pattern demonstrated on Stokenet whose developers have not published a project name, team or website. I… - [Radix Labs](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-labs): Radix Labs is the research and development division of the Radix Foundation , and the successor development entity to RDX Works , continuing core prot… - [RadixUID](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixuid): RadixUID – tagline "United In Diversity" – is a Bulgaria-based community project in the Radix ecosystem . Published bilingually in English and Bulgari… - [Topradixnode](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/topradixnode): TopRadixNode was a London-based validator node and staking service on the Radix network, operated as an official partner node of Impahla DAO . It allo… - [RADIX.wiki](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-wiki): RADIX.wiki is a permissionless knowledge base and community hub for the Radix ecosystem. The organization runs events such as the Radix Wiki Hackathon… - [Ideosphere](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/ideosphere): Ideosphere was a decentralized science (DeSci) funding project co-founded by Rei Jarram and Mariana Oka. It launched in 2024 as a DeSci crowdfunding p… - [RADIX REVIEW](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-review): Radix Review was a community-run podcast and livestream covering the Radix ecosystem, billed as “the #1 community podcast on Radix.” Episodes were rec… - [The Hard Money Project](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/the-hard-money-project): The Hard Money Project (THMP) is a research and educational initiative that focuses on analyzing monetary systems and Bitcoin 's role in a potential n… - [Impahla](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/impahla): Impahla was a smart contract-based digital asset platform , renowned for its specialization in both Primary Token Sales (including FT and NFT) via auc… - [Z3US](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/z3us): Z3US is an open-source, community-centric web3 wallet designed for the Radix DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology) network 1 . The wallet is user experi… - [Astrolescent](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/astrolescent): Astrolescent is a decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator and cross-chain bridge on the Radix network. Its core product routes each trade across Radix… - [EtherealDAO](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/etherealdao): EtherealDAO was a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) that was developing the EtherealUSD stablecoin protocol on Radix. The initiative was ins… - [AlphaDEX](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/alphadex): AlphaDEX is a decentralized order book exchange being built on Radix. The platform was founded by Fred Liebenberg and was part of the Radix Grants Pro… - [Fidenaro](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/fidenaro): Fidenaro is a decentralized social trading platform developed on the Radix network that allows users to follow and copy the positions of experienced c… - [SoulStore](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/soulstore): Soulstore is a decentralized application (dApp) for virtual accounts (soulstores) that are eternally linked to and controlled by specific non-fungible… - [Addix](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/addix): Addix is a community-led meme coin project built on the Radix blockchain platform. The project was conceived during a period of low sentiment and pric… - [Bardix](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/bardix): Bardix is a bartending and cocktail-crafting game dApp on Radix mainnet. Players buy drinks and ingredients as NFTs using XRD, experiment to discover… - [Blue Chick NFTs](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/blue-chick-nfts): Blue Chicks NFTs is an exclusive collection of 9,999 immutable & procedurally generated chicks with proof of ownership stored on the Radix network . E… - [Caper](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/caper): Caper is a Web3 bourse and launchpad platform designed to accelerate the development of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) from creation an… - [Project Elysium](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/project-elysium): Project Elysium was an NFT and storytelling project announced for Radix in April 2023. Its stated ambition was a community-owned science-fantasy saga… - [Radixnode.io](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixnodeio): Radixnode.io was a staking service on the Radix network. It ran high-performance community-based nodes owned and operated by longstanding members of t… - [Fibonacci Finance](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/fibonacci-finance): Fibonacci Finance is a data-driven risk management suite designed to provide visibility on the financial risks associated with digital assets. See the… - [Stabilis](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/stabilis): Stabilis is a decentralized financial ecosystem built on the Radix DLT platform, comprising two main components: the ILIS DAO and the STAB Protocol. T… - [Backeum](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/backeum): Status note (July 2026): Backeum is defunct – the backeum.com website is offline and dead links have been unwrapped. The project's Scrypto blueprint r… - [VikingLand](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/vikingland): VikingLand was an NFT marketplace that operated on the Radix platform. Its team later merged the marketplace with Radish Square to form RadLand . The… - [Instabridge](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/instabridge): Instabridge was a regulated cross-chain bridge service for moving digital assets between the Ethereum and Radix networks. It launched as a one-way bri… - [UniX](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/unix): UniX was a privacy-focused social media platform being built on Radix. In the rapidly evolving landscape of Web3, where decentralized applications (dA… - [UNISCI](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/unisci): Status (July 2026): the project appears dormant . Its website uniquescire.com no longer resolves (NXDOMAIN, verified 2026-07-08) and there has been no… - [RadixScan](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixscan): RadixScan is a community-run web service for the Radix network, started in February 2023 by two validator operators as an explorer and reporting tool.… - [XRDegen](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/xrdegen): XRDegen is an NFT launchpad and marketplace built on Radix. The platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools for creators to launch, manage, and m… - [Xidar](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/xidar): XIDAR was a service and tool provider specializing in Web3 and DeFi (Decentralized Finance). It offered a range of user-friendly, robust solutions tha… - [WeAreMonstas](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/wearemonstas): WeAreMonstas was a community-driven project combining meme culture, hand-crafted NFT collections, and cross-chain gaming on Radix. Originally launched… - [Token Trek](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/token-trek): Token Trek is a gamified quest platform built by dmany that onboards new users into the Radix ecosystem through incentivized DeFi and community engage… - [SingularityX](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/singularityx): Status note (July 2026): the SingularityX (SINX) project appears dormant – its roadmap concluded in 2023 and its website (singularityx.net) is offline… - [Religant](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/religant): Religant was a decentralized oracle service designed to provide accurate and up-to-date price data feeds on the Radix network. The Religant Oracle pro… - [Radnode](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radnode): Radnode is a first-class validator and staking platform for Radix DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology), providing professional-grade staking services f… - [RADIATOR](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radiator): Animated Banner V1 (1).mp4 RADIATOR was an organization whose primary focus was on creating and managing the $RDT token, a Web3 cashback utility token… - [launchspace](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/launchspace): Launchspace was an accelerator for decentralized applications (dApps) built on the Radix platform. In addition, it served as a marketplace for Scrypto… - [Infinite Labs](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/infinite-labs): Infinite Labs was a Web3 gaming studio building a 3D multiplayer game on the Radix network, with in-game NFT assets that players owned and used direct… - [Hug](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/hug): Hug ($HUG) is a meme coin launched on the Radix network by the community. Their mission is to bring peace and happiness to everyone. HUG was founded a… - [EasyMoon](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/easymoon): EasyMoon is a cryptocurrency project that launched via 42 weekly airdrops to engaged followers. The project is built on the Radix network and has a to… - [DogeCubeX](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/dogecubex): DogeCubeX is a centralized decentralized exchange (cDEX) operating on the Radix Network . It provides users with a platform to buy and sell various li… - [$DAN](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/dan): $DAN is a cryptocurrency token created on the Radix blockchain . It was initially launched as a memecoin to pay homage to Dan Hughes, the creator of R… - [CrumbsUp](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/crumbsup): CrumbsUp is an end-to-end platform designed to address the needs of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) built on Radix. The team also runs C… - [Beaker](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/beaker): Beaker was an Automated Market Maker (AMM) built on Radix, with the goal of radically changing the experience of decentralized exchanges. The purpose… - [Arcane Labyrinth](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/arcane-labyrinth): Arcane Labyrinth was an adventure game that offered players the experience of navigating through a labyrinth consisting of 101 different floors. The g… - [Anthic](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/anthic): Anthic was an intent-based trading platform planning to launch on the Radix network in Q1 2025. The platform aimed to bridge the gap between centraliz… - [Radland](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radland): RadLand was an NFT marketplace on the Radix network, formed by merging VikingLand – the first Radix NFT marketplace – with Radish Square. It offered m… - [Radit](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radit): 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 me… - [Dogecube](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/dogecube): Dogecube is a decentralized exchange-traded fund (dETF) project built on Radix. It was created in 2021 to celebrate Radix and its founder Dan Hughes ,… - [AcuiQ](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/acuiq): AcuiQ is a privacy-first Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) protocol matcher. Users enter symptoms anonymously and receive acupuncture treatment proto… - [Tāhuna](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/tahuna): Tāhuna is a decentralized prediction-market protocol in development on Radix mainnet. Anyone can list a market by posting a bond and writing the quest… - [DeXter](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/dexter): DeXter (formerly ProjectX) was a community-built, decentralized order-book exchange on the Radix network – the first order-book DEX on Radix built ent… - [PokerXRD](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/pokerxrd): PokerXRD is a decentralized poker tournament platform built on the Radix DLT network. It uses Radix for payment processing, ticket management, and rew… - [Ice](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/ice): Ice is an experimental non-fungible token (NFT) project implemented on the Radix blockchain using RRC-404 - an implementation of the ERC-404 standard… - [AI Ventures](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/ai-ventures): AI Ventures is an experimental AI-agent dApp where AI agents run on-chain "companies." Its model is summarized on-site as "AI agents run off-chain. Th… - [Root Finance](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/root-finance): Root Finance is a decentralized Lending & Borrowing protocol operating on Radix. The platform enables users to participate as either depositors or bor… - [Radical Staking](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radical-staking): Radical Staking is a validator on the Radical Network. Validators help secure the blockchain network by validating transactions and maintaining the in… - [Academia Scrypto](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/academia-scrypto): Academia Scrypto was a community-run educational initiative that taught Scrypto , the asset-oriented smart-contract language developed by RadixDLT for… - [DeFiPlaza](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/defiplaza): DeFiPlaza is an open-source, decentralized exchange operating on both Ethereum and Radix . Its Radix deployment is a next-generation automated market… - [Foton](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/foton): Foton is a Radix-native Non-Fungible Token (NFT) marketplace designed to facilitate a user-friendly experience for creators and traders in the NFT eco… - [Emberflow](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/emberflow): Emberflow is a technology company founded by Nathan Loranca, Danny Toro, and Peter Kim. It is the creator of LifeBand, a decentralized application des… - [Gable Finance](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/gable-finance): Gable Finance (previously: Sundae Finance) is a decentralized liquidity market protocol being developed on Radix. It was founded by Joost Delaere in A… - [DELPHIBETS](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/delphibets): DelphiBets is a decentralized prediction market interface built on Radix , billed as the first prediction market protocol exclusively on the network.… - [DELAY](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/delay): DELAY (ledger name “DELAY - THE token”) is a satirical community meme coin on Radix , its name a wink at the community’s long wait for the network to… - [Nerds Republic](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/nerds-republic): Nerds Republic is an NFT project launched by the team behind Foton . The collection consists of 10,000 unique characters. Launched as the first NFT in… - [RadixPlanet](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixplanet): RadixPlanet is a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange (DEX) built on the Radix network. It was developed by the RadixPlanet team to provide a fast, s… - [Radix List](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-list): Radix List is an online platform dedicated to the exploration of community projects developed on the Radix network. The website features a wide variet… - [RadixTalk](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixtalk): RadixTalk is an online forum community focused on discussing Radix. The forum was created by @0xMattia in 2021. Topics on RadixTalk span from technica… - [Radlock](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radlock): RadLock is a project built on the Radix ecosystem, providing services aimed at increasing safety and trust in new projects. The platform offers token… - [Staatenlos Node](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/staatenlos-node): Staatenlos Node is an active Radix mainnet validator operated by the team behind Staatenlos , a German-language community focused on financial privacy… - [Stream Wallet](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/stream-wallet): Radix Stream is a self-custodian mobile wallet designed for use with Radix. An early community wallet that pre-dates the official Radix Wallet, it is… - [The Meme Studio](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/the-meme-studio): The Meme Studio is a pioneering Web3 Marketing Agency that specializes in DeFi, Crypto, Metaverse, NFT, and P2E gaming sectors. The agency's mission i… - [StakeSafe](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/stakesafe): StakeSafe is a product that is designed to provide high-performance nodes, secure staking, and professional support for the decentralized Radix ecosys… - [BCW Technologies](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/bcw-technologies): BCW Technologies is an enterprise technology firm that is involved in the development of Web3 infrastructure and applications. BCW Technologies is par… - [3Syde](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/3syde): 3Syde is a decentralized platform designed to enhance the user experience and navigation within the Radix ecosystem. It provides a suite of tools and… - [Allnodes](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/allnodes): Allnodes is a non-custodial platform that offers hosting services for various types of nodes, including Masternodes, Validator Nodes, Super Nodes, Sen… - [WhyNot](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/whynot): WhyNot ($WHY) was a community-driven meme coin on the Radix network . It began from a simple prompt – "why don't you create your own meme coin?" – and… - [StakeBros](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/stakebros): StakeBroz was a validator group on the Radix network. Validator groups like StakeBroz play a crucial role in validating transactions and maintaining t… - [Reizor](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/reizor): Reizor was an innovative platform designed to revolutionize the way fans and artists connect and interact. The platform offered a range of features th… - [RadKET](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radket): Radket was an online marketplace that accepted only cryptocurrencies as payment method. It was the first of its kind and aimed to provide a platform f… - [RadixRadio](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radixradio): RadixRadio was one of the earliest community podcasts in the Radix ecosystem , founded and hosted by long-time community member Kilovoltage alongside… - [Project $Now](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/project-now): Project $NOW was a specialized marketing agency focused on the Radix blockchain ecosystem . The company positioned itself as a pioneer in organic cont… - [Parabox](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/parabox): Parabox was the first metaverse built on the Radix Ledger but has since been disbanded. Developed by Parabox Studios, the team were on a quest to deli… - [NFTwars](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/nftwars): NFTwars was the first idle RPG built on the Radix Babylon network. The game let players use their existing Radix NFTs as playable heroes – fighting th… - [Nest Finance](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/nest-finance): Nest Finance was a first-of-its-kind DeFi protocol that unified Lending, Liquidity, and Leverage into a single, secure DeFi product suite. On Nest Fin… - [Farbocoin](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/farbocoin): Farbocoin ($FARBO) was a cryptocurrency developed on the Radix Network. It aimed to offer a unique approach to crypto by prioritizing user-friendlines… - [Abandoned Arena](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/abandoned-arena): Status note (July 2026): Abandoned Arena never publicly launched and its website (abandonedarena.com) is offline (the domain no longer resolves). The… - [Reddicks](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/reddicks): Reddicks (ticker DCKS ) is a community-driven, gamified DeFi memecoin project on Radix . Its on-ledger token description defines it as "a community-dr… - [DELIVER](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/deliver): DELIVER is a satirical community meme coin on Radix . Its on-ledger token description reads “…FOR WHEN RADIX ACTUALLY DELIVERS. 💚” – a tongue-in-chee… - [Blockshard](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/blockshard): Blockshard is a Switzerland-based, non-custodial Web3 staking and validator provider that operates a validator node on the Radix network. Headquartere… - [Lucky8 🍀](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/lucky8): Lucky8 is a lossless lottery built on the Radix network. Players stake a minimum of 1,000 XRD to the Lucky8 validator node , farm the project's native… - [CrumbsNode](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/crumbsnode): CrumbsNode is the Radix validator node at the centre of the CrumbsUp ecosystem. CrumbsUp is a no-code platform on Radix for launching and running DAOs… - [Cobra stakes](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/cobra-stakes): Cobra Stakes is a validator node on the Radix network, providing Proof-of-Stake infrastructure that delegators use to help secure the network and earn… - [Clarity Protocol](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/clarity-protocol): The Clarity Protocol is an open-source platform that enables decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) to manage on-chain governance. Clarity prov… - [bondefi](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/bondefi): BonDeFi is a decentralized crowdfunding platform and token launchpad built on Radix DLT , a distributed ledger technology designed for decentralized f… - [Mox Studio](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/mox-studio): Status note (July 2026): Mox Studio's website (moxstudio.net) is offline; external links below are repointed to the Internet Archive . Its LinkedIn pa… - [Miow](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/miow): Miow is a Web3 website builder on the Radix network – Squarespace for Radix. Users connect their Radix wallet , build pages with a drag-and-drop block… - [Radix Namespace](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/radix-namespace): Radix Namespace is a permissionless, on-ledger domain name service built on the Radix network. Developed from the ground up by community member Wylie… - [XRD Domains](https://radix.wiki/ecosystem/xrd-domains): XRD Domains was a now-deprecated domain registration and management platform for .xrd names on the Radix network, and a major builder of tooling aroun… ## Developers - [4. dApp Definition and Wallet Verification](https://radix.wiki/developers/frontend/04-dapp-definition-and-verification): You have a component deployed and a front end wired up with the Radix dApp Toolkit . You click Connect, and the Radix Wallet either shows your dApp as… - [3. Deploying to Stokenet and Mainnet](https://radix.wiki/developers/getting-started/03-deploying): Once you have tested locally with resim , the next step is putting the package on a live network. Deployment is a transaction: you upload the compiled… - [2. Your First Blueprint](https://radix.wiki/developers/getting-started/02-first-blueprint): In this tutorial you'll build a Gumball Machine – a simple component that sells gumball tokens for XRD. Along the way you'll learn the core Scrypto co… - [1. Installing Scrypto](https://radix.wiki/developers/getting-started/01-install-scrypto): Scrypto is Radix's smart-contract language, built on Rust. You need three things: the Rust toolchain, the WebAssembly compilation target, and the Radi… - [1. Radix dApp Toolkit](https://radix.wiki/developers/frontend/01-radix-dapp-toolkit): A Radix dApp consists of two layers: on-ledger blueprints deployed as Scrypto packages, and an off-ledger frontend that connects to the user's Radix W… - [AgentWallet for Radix](https://radix.wiki/developers/ai-agents/agent-wallet-ai): AgentWallet for Radix is an open-source, policy-constrained programmable wallet and SDK that lets an AI agent transact autonomously on Radix – perform… - [AI Agents & x402 Payments](https://radix.wiki/developers/ai-agents/ai-agents-and-x402): AI agents are becoming first-class consumers of on-chain services: reading ledger state, building transactions, and – increasingly – paying for the da… - [Radix Developer Resources](https://radix.wiki/developers/radix-developer-resources): A curated hub of documentation, tooling, SDKs, and community resources for developers building on Radix. Whether you are writing your first Scrypto bl… - [Hookah](https://radix.wiki/developers/tools/hookah): Hookah is an open-source Radix event-monitoring and webhook-delivery platform by Alex Stelea (xStelea), a prolific author of Radix developer tooling.… - [Instruct (Transaction Manifest Builder)](https://radix.wiki/developers/tools/instruct): Instruct is a browser-based visual builder for Radix transaction manifests . Rather than writing manifest text by hand, you assemble a transaction one… - [2. Gateway SDK: Reading Ledger State](https://radix.wiki/developers/frontend/02-gateway-sdk): The Gateway SDK is a TypeScript client for the Radix Gateway API . It lets you query account balances, read component state, look up transaction histo… - [Radix Skills](https://radix.wiki/developers/ai-agents/radix-skills): radix-skills is an installable agent skill that gives an AI coding agent a routed set of Radix reference material and instructs it to check what it re… - [radix-web3.js](https://radix.wiki/developers/tools/radix-web3-js): radix-web3.js is a community TypeScript monorepo that publishes nine npm packages for building on Radix: a core client, a wallet-connect client, an Ef… - [Radix Context for AI Agents](https://radix.wiki/developers/ai-agents/radix-context): radix-context is a collection of 23 curated reference documents designed for AI coding agents – Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and similar tools – to under… - [1. Scrypto Fundamentals](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/01-fundamentals): Scrypto is built on asset-oriented programming – a paradigm where digital assets are first-class primitives managed by the Radix Engine , not arbitrar… - [4. Radix Engine Toolkit](https://radix.wiki/developers/transactions/04-radix-engine-toolkit): The Radix Engine Toolkit (RET) is the library that lets a program outside the network build, sign, and inspect Radix transactions. It is written in Ru… - [5. Addresses and Entity Types](https://radix.wiki/developers/transactions/05-addresses-and-entity-types): On most ledgers an address is an opaque hash: nothing in it tells you whether you are looking at a wallet, a token, or a contract, and nothing tells y… - [2. Transaction Lifecycle](https://radix.wiki/developers/transactions/02-transaction-lifecycle): A Radix transaction has three layers, each wrapping the previous: Layer Contains Purpose Intent Header + manifest Defines what to do and when Signed I… - [3. Authorization and Access Rules](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/03-authorization-and-badges): In most smart contract platforms, access control is based on the caller's address – a pattern that leads to fragile permission systems and common expl… - [8. Oracle Integration](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/08-oracle-integration): Scrypto components execute deterministically on the Radix Engine and can only access data already present on the ledger – they cannot make HTTP calls… - [9. Permissioned and Regulated Assets](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/09-permissioned-and-regulated-assets): Some assets are not meant to move freely. A tokenised bond may only be transferable between investors who have passed KYC; a credential must stay in t… - [2. Radix APIs](https://radix.wiki/developers/infrastructure/02-radix-apis): Radix exposes four APIs at different abstraction levels. Most developers only need the Gateway API . API Purpose Best For Access Gateway High-level le… - [1. Running a Radix Node](https://radix.wiki/developers/infrastructure/01-running-a-node): A Radix node connects to the peer-to-peer network, syncs ledger state, and (if registered as a validator) participates in Cerberus consensus . You can… - [3. ROLA Authentication](https://radix.wiki/developers/frontend/03-rola-authentication): ROLA (Radix Off-Ledger Authentication) is a challenge-response protocol that lets your backend verify a user owns a Radix account or persona – without… - [3. Transaction Fees](https://radix.wiki/developers/transactions/03-transaction-fees): Every transaction on Radix pays a fee in XRD , and every manifest you write has to say where that XRD comes from. That is what the lock_fee call at th… - [1. Transaction Manifest Language](https://radix.wiki/developers/transactions/01-manifest-language): A transaction manifest is a human-readable script that describes exactly what a transaction does – which assets move where, which components are calle… - [7. Multi-Component Architecture](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/07-multi-component-architecture): Scrypto separates the concept of "smart contract" into two distinct things: blueprints (reusable templates) and components (live instances on the ledg… - [6. Vault and Resource Patterns](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/06-vault-patterns): Radix enforces a strict invariant: every resource must exist inside a container at all times. There are two container types: Vaults (permanent, on-led… - [5. Testing Scrypto Blueprints](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/05-testing-scrypto): Once your development environment is set up, the next step is understanding the Scrypto development workflow: creating packages, writing blueprints ,… - [4. Events, Metadata, and Royalties](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/04-events-metadata-royalties): Components can emit events during transaction execution. Events are encoded in SBOR and stored in the transaction receipt – useful for indexing, analy… - [2. Resources, Vaults, and NFTs](https://radix.wiki/developers/scrypto/02-resources-and-nfts): A resource is any digital asset on Radix – tokens, NFTs , badges , LP tokens, etc. Unlike Solidity where tokens are contract state, Radix resources ar… - [Radix Desktop Tool](https://radix.wiki/developers/tools/radix-desktop-tool): The Radix Desktop Tool is an open-source desktop utility for Radix built by community member HODL6666. It bundles the operations that the Radix Wallet… - [Igentix](https://radix.wiki/developers/ai-agents/igentix): Igentix is a testnet demonstration platform that lets AI agents such as Claude and ChatGPT autonomously discover, buy, and pay for services on Radix .… - [Radix Rust SDK](https://radix.wiki/developers/infrastructure/radixdlt-rust-sdk): The Radix Rust SDK ( radixdlt-rust-sdk ) is a set of native Rust building blocks for the Radix ledger – the off-ledger primitives that, until now, exi… ## Policy - [Neutral Point of View](https://radix.wiki/policy/neutral-point-of-view): Neutral point of view (NPOV) means representing a subject fairly, proportionately, and without editorial bias. [1] Facts are stated as facts; opinions… - [No Original Research](https://radix.wiki/policy/no-original-research): Articles must not present original research – unpublished analysis, speculation, or conclusions that no reliable source has stated. [1] Every interpre… - [Verifiability](https://radix.wiki/policy/verifiability): Verifiability is the first standard on RADIX Wiki: the threshold for including material is whether readers can check that it comes from a reliable, pu… - [Conflict of Interest](https://radix.wiki/policy/conflict-of-interest): A conflict of interest (COI) exists when a contributor has an external relationship to a subject – employment, founding, funding, token holdings, or a… - [Freshness](https://radix.wiki/policy/freshness): Freshness is RADIX Wiki's crypto-native extension of verifiability. Facts about a fast-moving ecosystem decay quickly, so a claim that was sourced cor… - [Notability](https://radix.wiki/policy/notability): Notability is the test of whether a subject merits its own article. A topic is presumed notable if it has received significant, independent coverage o… ## Ideas Pipeline - [Radix Network DAO Charter](https://radix.wiki/ideas/radix-network-dao-charter): This page carries the full drafted text of the Radix Network DAO Charter , verbatim, so it can be read and cited in one place. The text below is versi… - [Legal WG · Incorporate the Marshall Islands DAO LLC (DUNA)](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-incorporate-duna-llc): The DAO is to be established as a Marshall Islands DAO LLC (DUNA) under the RMI Limited Liability Company Act and DAO Act, giving the token-holder col… - [Governance WG · Elect the Permanent RAC](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-elect-permanent-rac): The current RAC is an explicitly time-bound Transition RAC . The DAO must elect a Permanent RAC to act as trustees who action the community's will – a… - [Marketing WG · Redesign & self-host the Radix website](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-website-redesign): As the Foundation winds down, control of the primary web presence must move to the community. The RFC covers a new design, information structure, and… - [Tooling WG · Ship the on-chain governance app (Consultation v2)](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-governance-app-consultation-v2): The DAO needs its own governance rails rather than a Foundation-run tool. Consultation v2 is a decentralized platform – a TanStack Start dApp for crea… - [Community WG · Continue Radix Rewards (Mini Season 2) through the handover](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-radix-rewards-mini-season-2): Radix Rewards drives on-chain activity and retention. To avoid a gap during the Foundation handover, the community proposed a bridging Mini Season 2 –… - [Dev WG · Assume stewardship of the Radix Wallet & core stack](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-steward-radix-wallet): In the Telegram thread the community suggested putting "the people who are working for Radix" in charge of each area – e.g. whoever maintains the Radi… - [Governance WG · Adopt the Phase 1 governance document set](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-adopt-phase1-governance-docs): Daffy's framework activates only 10 of 16 governance documents at launch. The DAO must review and ratify this Phase 1 set as a package so the DUNA has… - [Dev WG · Fund & steward the Xi’an protocol upgrade & Radix Engine](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-xian-protocol-upgrade): Protocol upgrades (the Xi’an line of work) and Radix Engine maintenance previously sat with Foundation-funded teams. The DAO must decide how it funds… - [Governance WG · Finalize the Proposal & Voting Framework (RFC → TC → RFP)](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-proposal-voting-framework): The three-stage improvement process – RFC → Temp Check → RFP – reached rough consensus (58 for, 1 against) in the RDD structure thread. The DAO must l… - [Community WG · Migrate Radix developer documentation to radix.wiki](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-migrate-dev-docs-wiki): Foundation-hosted developer documentation needs a durable, community-owned home. The RFC (25 replies) proposes migrating it to radix.wiki so docs surv… - [Community WG · Appoint moderators across social channels](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-community-moderators): The Telegram thread calls for "more robust modding of this channel to block personal abuse or trolling" and to keep the space positive and forward-loo… - [Marketing WG · Fund marketing narrative & the merch revenue-gap program](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-marketing-merch-revenue): The Strategic Council RFC assigns positioning, narrative, and campaign coordination to a Marketing lead. A concrete early initiative is a merch progra… - [BizDev WG · Own ecosystem partnerships & integrations](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-partnerships-integrations): The Strategic Council RFC assigns integrations, exchange listings, and ecosystem relationships to a Partnerships lead; Leonets proposed merging Market… - [BizDev WG · Secure market-making & exchange-listing agreements](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-market-making-listings): Market making and exchange relationships were Foundation-managed and are named as a core DAO function to budget for (like network liveness). The DAO m… - [Product WG · Own & maintain the product roadmap](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-product-roadmap-ownership): With the Foundation stepping back, no accountable body owns product direction. The Strategic Council RFC proposes an elected Product lead to define an… - [Tooling WG · Deploy vote delegation & the Jazzer governance bot](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-vote-delegation-jazzer-bot): Two engagement-boosting tools: a vote-delegation system (split votes across delegates, up to a 1-year expiry, sorted by combined/personal/delegated we… - [Dev WG · Deliver the Dry-Run Protocol Upgrade & MetaMask Snap](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-protocol-dry-run-snap): Two concrete, already-proposed development workstreams the DAO can fund early: a dry-run protocol-upgrade process to de-risk mainnet upgrades, and a M… - [NetOps WG · Stand up a subsidy-administration entity with transparency reporting](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-subsidy-admin-entity): Once the Foundation stops administering subsidy payouts, a community body must take over: computing uptime-adjusted payments, distributing them, and r… - [NetOps WG · Recruit & support community validators](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-grow-validator-set): Community members note the active validator set has fallen below ~100 and ask whether Radix needs more validators. Decentralization and liveness benef… - [NetOps WG · Decide the validator subsidy future & pseudo-jailing](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-validator-subsidy-future): The validator subsidy underwrites network liveness and is one of the DAO's most consequential early decisions. The RFC weighs ending it immediately, a… - [Treasury WG · Set 6–12 month operating budgets for core functions](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-operating-budgets): Community feedback argues the DAO should "think like a company" with a 6–12 month budget horizon: vote a single budget per core function (e.g. Network… - [Treasury WG · Decide where the DAO stores XRD](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-xrd-custody): The DAO needs a ratified custody model for its treasury: native on-ledger multisig vs. mixed custody, and a Treasury Risk & Diversification stance (ho… - [Treasury WG · Stand up the treasury multisig & Authorized Signers](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-treasury-multisig-signers): Execution is separated from decision-making: an M-of-N multisig holds DAO funds and Authorized Signers move them only against an approved proposal – "… - [Legal WG · Ratify the Legal Wrapper & Representation document](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-legal-wrapper-representation): A Phase 1 document that bridges the on-chain DAO and the off-chain legal entity – defining who can sign contracts, hold accounts, and represent the DU… - [Legal WG · Execute IP & asset transfer from the Radix Foundation](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-foundation-ip-asset-transfer): The Charter names the Foundation the "Founding Transferor." For the DAO to actually run Radix, brand, trademarks, code repositories, domains, and trea… - [Governance WG · Adopt Conflict-of-Interest Policy & Code of Conduct](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-coi-code-of-conduct): Because contributors may be paid by the DAO for work they also vote on, integrity rules are Phase 1. In the Telegram thread a contributor stressed: "d… - [Governance WG · Ratify the Working Group Framework & WG Charters](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-working-group-framework): Working Groups are the DAO's execution layer – "token holders decide, Working Groups coordinate, Authorized Signers execute, the RAC ensures rules are… - [Governance WG · Settle the DAO Parameters Registry](https://radix.wiki/ideas/dao-parameters-registry): Every threshold the governance process depends on is centralized in one registry so parameters can be tuned without amending the Charter. The communit… ## Blog - [RGH2024 Debrief](https://radix.wiki/blog/rgh2024-debrief): 5 min read Over the April 20th weekend, while most of crypto was literally treading water in Dubai, we brought ~60 people for a next-gen hackathon on… - [Ten 10x Moments Coming to Web3](https://radix.wiki/blog/ten-10x-moments-coming-to-web3): 8 min read From Developer Experience (DX) to User Experience (UX), Radix is supercharging the entire Web3 stack. Making every element 10x better sums… - [Radix Is Florence](https://radix.wiki/blog/radix-is-florence): 7 min read Web1, 2 and 3 have all been compared to the Industrial Revolution because each has introduced new systems and organizations with the potent… - [Radix is What Web3 Noobs Think They Bought](https://radix.wiki/blog/radix-is-what-web3-noobs-think-they-bought): 6 min read The dream is real, but only Radix can deliver it. The promise of Web3 is an open-source state machine that brings permissionless finance to… - [Radix Week in Review: You Cannot Widen a Road Into a Railway](https://radix.wiki/blog/week-in-review-2026-08-02): In 1846 Parliament settled an argument about track. Isambard Kingdom Brunel had laid the Great Western on a seven-foot gauge because seven feet rode s… - [Radix Week in Review: All Throttle, No Governor](https://radix.wiki/blog/week-in-review-2026-08-09): James Watt didn't invent the steam engine, he invented the part that stops it destroying itself. The centrifugal governor is two weights on hinged arm… - [Money, Wealth, and Volcanos](https://radix.wiki/blog/money-wealth-volcanos): 4 min read Crypto is an exciting new frontier but to understand it you first need to understand money. This is how the world works: Look at the crumbl… - [A Year in Review 2023](https://radix.wiki/blog/a-year-in-review-2023): 2 min read Here are a few of our closing thoughts on an amazing year for RADIX.wiki and the Radix ecosystem in general. At a high level, our visitor n… - [POW vs POS: The Next Industrial Revolution](https://radix.wiki/blog/pow-vs-pos-the-next-industrial-revolution): 7 min read The first Industrial Revolution saw society transformed by the power of coal. This former king of resources fueled the engines of progress,… - [#DAppInADay Stage 1 Complete!](https://radix.wiki/blog/dappinaday-stage-1-complete): 6 min read The end of the beginning… After a decade of building Radix, there's no time to lose in putting its tools into the hands of tomorrow's build… - [Building Radix's Developer Pipeline: Nine Events and Counting!](https://radix.wiki/blog/building-radixs-developer-pipeline-nine-events-and-counting): 4 min read How university workshops can be the foundation for a self-sustaining Radix education movement. Since the Radix Wiki Hackathon back in April… - [Radix Week in Review: Mar 9–15, 2026](https://radix.wiki/blog/week-in-review-mar-9-15-2026): The next phase of decentralization is underway. The Radix Foundation has opened RFPs for community and commercial operators to take over three priorit… - [Radix Week in Review: Mar 16–22, 2026](https://radix.wiki/blog/week-in-review-mar-16-22-2026): It has been one month since the Radix Foundation open-sourced all Hyperscale code, documentation, and operational tooling . The sustained 500K+ TPS re… - [Radix Week in Review: The Protocol Outgrows Its Company](https://radix.wiki/blog/week-in-review-2026-07-12): The great chartered companies of the seventeenth century did a strange thing when their settlements succeeded: they wound themselves down. Having fron… - [Radix Week in Review: The Walls Rise Before the Council Sits](https://radix.wiki/blog/week-in-review-2026-07-19): A city gets finished in a strange order. The walls rise, the mint strikes its first coin – and the council chamber, the room the whole thing was built… - [Radix Week in Review: Show Your Work](https://radix.wiki/blog/week-in-review-2026-07-26): Crypto runs on claims. A whitepaper asserts that it scales; a launch deck asserts that it decentralizes; the reader is asked to take the assertion on… ## Community - [Kangaderoo](https://radix.wiki/community/kangaderoo): Kangaderoo is a Netherlands-based open-source developer who contributed blueprints and front-end code to the Radix community during the run-up to Scry… - [Daffy](https://radix.wiki/community/daffy): Daffy is a pseudonymous contributor to the Radix community who drafted and maintains the governance framework for the Radix DAO , and who hosts most o… - [flightofthefox](https://radix.wiki/community/flightofthefox): flightofthefox is the pseudonymous developer who writes hyperscale-rs , the Rust implementation of the Hyperscale consensus protocol that is the leadi… - [Piers Ridyard](https://radix.wiki/community/piers-ridyard): Piers Ridyard is a British company director best known as the chief executive of RDX Works , the company that built the Radix network, and as the proj… - [Dan Hughes](https://radix.wiki/community/dan-hughes): Daniel Patrick Hughes (24 July, 1979 - 27 July, 2025), also known by his forum pseudonym ‘fuserleer’, was a British software engineer, veteran of the… - [Vandyill](https://radix.wiki/community/vandyill): VandyILL is a community member and independent builder in the Radix ecosystem, known for making games and small web tools, and more recently for a set… - [GenkiPool](https://radix.wiki/community/genki): GenkiPool (Luis) is a network administrator and independent developer who contributes open-source tooling and localized educational resources to the R… - [Giles Morris](https://radix.wiki/community/gilesmorris-me): Giles Morris is a member of the Radix community who participates in the network's governance and writes about the ecosystem on a personal blog, where… - [CryptoAnts](https://radix.wiki/community/cryptoants): This is your personal community page. Edit it to share your thoughts, projects, and contributions with the RADIX community. Tell the community about y…