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IT Consultancy, Web, Crypto Node Running and more. https://teapaw.org/t.co/dH6lkvj5xn. Radix Ambassador #DeFi

Joined March 2020
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ShardSpace is described as a Radix Ecosystem Portfolio Manager. Providing a platform that bridges the gap between the user and the Radix ecosystem of assets and services. It aims to facilitate the management of digital assets by leveraging the security measures inherent to the Radix asset management stack and Radix Wallet. Emphasizing the importance of self-custody, where users retain control over their assets and they never leave the wallet. Here are a few key features of ShardSpace: 1. User-Friendly Interface: ShardSpace is designed to be accessible to a wide range of users, from beginners to experts. The platform prides itself on an intuitive interface that simplifies the process of navigating the cryptocurrency and asset management space. 2. Self-Custody of Digital Assets: The platform puts a strong emphasis on the self-custody of digital assets, meaning users maintain full control over their assets, which aligns with the security-first approach of many blockchain platforms. To join ShardSpace and take advantage of these features, the platform encourages potential users to join their community, especially those with an interest in Radix and its offerings. → Please like ♥️ → Follow us @ShardSpaceApp and join the community.
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Dan Hughes Cassandra paper is officially been accepted at the VLDB Conference on Very Large Data Bases, Athens, 23- 27 Aug. This is one of the oldest and one of the most prestigious conferences in computer science #Radix #doitfordan vldb.org/2027/
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RADIX MAINNET - LIVENESS RESTORED Radix mainnet liveness has been successfully restored following the implementation of the fix! A huge thank you to the node runner community and everyone who supported, tested, and coordinated throughout the recovery process. The remaining recovery steps are now being handled, including coordination with ecosystem partners. The team will take the necessary time to coordinate a full report and provide further details. Full update and details: t.me/RadixAccountabilityCoun…
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The funny thing is the only network that truly tokenises assets on ledger is Radix. Everything else are just sparkling balance lists.
Tokenization will likely be the biggest financial upgrade of our lifetimes.
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Radix's eighth-largest validator changed hands on Friday for 1,456,311 XRD, in a single transaction. The 149 million XRD delegated to it never moved. A badge did. On Radix a validator's authority is a token that sits in an account, so a node is sold the way any other asset is sold. It settled through Atomix, an OTC swap dApp @a_vaunt built on Radix subintents. Buyer and seller each sign a partial transaction that cannot run on its own. A root transaction pulls both in and asserts, before each hand-off, exactly what has to come back: the XRD one way, that one badge the other. If either assertion fails, nothing moves. No escrow and no intermediary holding either side. Atomix's builder used it to sell their own node.
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The permissioned-chain thesis is losing. "Every major asset manager is choosing public blockchains." BlackRock, Janus, Apollo, New York Life, all building tokenization on public chains. @itsbhaji, CEO & Co-founder of @centrifuge, names the asset managers voting with their deployments, and they're not choosing walled gardens.
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One developer, four dApps, a top-10 validator. @a_vaunt runs ShardSpace (portfolio), Notix (notifications), Atomix (private swaps) and Bullring (auctions). The two trading apps settle by subintent – two signatures, one atomic transaction. All on the wiki: radix.wiki/ecosystem/atomix
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Hi all, I have just posted this in Radix Talk. Temperature Check TL;DR — I’m proposing that we, as a community, back an effort to (1) register Radix in the Chain Agnostic (CAIP) namespaces registry and (2) add Radix as a supported network in the x402 open payment standard. A non-binding Temperature Check vote will follow this thread so XRD holders can signal support which will be used to support both submissions to the relevant orgs. Radix Talk link in next post
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The biggest bottleneck for AI agents isn't speed, it's state uncertainty. If an agent needs to sign three separate transactions to complete one task, that's three opportunities for something to fail. On Radix, complex logic executes as one atomic transaction. It either all succeeds, or nothing changes on-ledger. That's a better foundation for autonomous systems.
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Another reason why Radix $XRD will become THE L1 for AI agents: #AI #Web3 $SUI $NEAR $HYPE
The biggest bottleneck for AI agents isn't speed, it's state uncertainty. If an agent needs to sign three separate transactions to complete one task, that's three opportunities for something to fail. On Radix, complex logic executes as one atomic transaction. It either all succeeds, or nothing changes on-ledger. That's a better foundation for autonomous systems.
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You can sign half a Radix transaction and leave it. Someone else signs the other half, and the two combine into one transaction that either executes completely or not at all. Each half is a subintent. No escrow contract ever holds your funds while a counterparty is found. radix.wiki/contents/tech/cor…
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On Radix, the rule for who can hold or move a token lives on the token itself, set by whoever issued it. Every token carries roles – move it, freeze it, claw it back, mint more – each guarded by a rule the issuer sets. Aim the move rule at a KYC badge and you get a bond only verified accounts can transfer. Freeze one holder, recall the asset, then lock the rules so no one can loosen them later. No custom transfer code. The receiver side is the harder part builders are working through now: in a plain wallet-to-wallet transfer you can't prove the receiving account is verified, so gating who may accept a token needs a component in the middle.
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On Radix every asset is a real object the engine moves and accounts for, the way a warehouse tracks physical goods. Inside a transaction, assets travel in buckets. The engine enforces one rule without exception: every bucket must be empty before a transaction can commit. Leave a single token stranded in a bucket and the whole transaction reverts. The result is that an entire class of bug has no home here. Tokens can't be forgotten into a dead address or leaked out of a contract. The books never close while one unit is unaccounted for.
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I'm selling $usdc 5,000 for $xrd 8,000,000 to hit my next target of circa xrd 40 million. This is aimed at $radix whales who need fiat! A bit cheeky at only xrd/usd 0.000625 but you never know .... bullring.auction/auction/70a…
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If XIAN gets delivered, a 100x for $XRD is FUD. @radixdlt: Future, most scalable L1 protocol. And probably the most active community of all L1s outside the Top 50 #Radix | $SUI $NEAR $HYPE
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Our statement on the UK government’s demand that all content on all devices sold or used in the country be scanned, on the presumption of nudity, using a dystopian combination of age verification and content scanning. This proposal will not safeguard children. It endangers us all. signal.org/blog/pdfs/2026-06…
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Agent buys a concert-ticket NFT. With most payment rails the agent pays and hopes the NFT arrives. With a sub-intent, the manifest asserts "return exactly this NFT to me or the whole thing aborts." This is the thing EVM x402 can't do natively — it's why Radix is interesting here.
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