Gate is a centralized crypto exchange founded in 2013 offering spot, futures, stocks and earn products for traders who want one multi-asset account.
TVL $5.84B−4.6%Ethereum · Bitcoin · BNB Chain +129
Ecosystem guide
The Radix ecosystem
The best dApps on Radix by sector: DeFi, games, NFTs and more. 15 projects tracked, 15 reviewed in full.
Full Radix ranking →- dApps
- 15
- Reviewed
- 15
- TVL tracked
- $60.9K
- Native token
- XRD
Radix is a layer 1 blockchain designed around DeFi. It is not EVM-based. Apps are written in Scrypto, a language built for the Radix Engine, which treats tokens and NFTs as native resources instead of balances stored inside custom contract code. The network uses delegated proof of stake, and the project's stated long-term goal is a sharded consensus design that scales throughput as the network grows. Accounts are handled through the Radix Wallet, which is built to be easier to use than a typical crypto wallet.
The native token is XRD. It pays transaction fees and is staked with validators to secure the network, and it is the base asset in most Radix trading pairs and loans. Fees are paid in XRD, so you need a small balance to use any dApp on the chain.
The ecosystem is small, with DeFi TVL of about $61,000 at the time of writing. Most Radix-native activity is in DEXes such as Ociswap (with Basic and Precision concentrated-liquidity pools), DefiPlaza and the meme-themed RSwap. Weft V2 covers lending and borrowing, and Flux is a beta CDP protocol for borrowing fUSD against XRD. CaviarNine LSU Pool is being sunsetted. Multi-chain services such as Gate and Maya Protocol also appear on this page, but their activity mostly happens on other networks.
Radix ecosystem in numbers
- Tracked
- 15
- Reviewed
- 15
- Total TVL
- $5.85B
- Avg. score
- 5.4/10
Largest by TVL
- 1
Gate$5.84B
- 2
Maya Protocol$5.90M
- 3
CaviarNine LSU Pool$23.7K
- 4
DefiPlaza$17.3K
- 5
Ociswap Precision$10.8K
Highest rated
- 1
- 2
- 3
CaviarNine Simple Pools5.8
- 4
- 5
Reviewed
Top-rated dApps on Radix
Maya Protocol is a THORChain fork that lets users swap native assets across chains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Zcash, without wrapping or KYC.
TVL $5.90M−0.2%Zcash · Bitcoin · Ethereum +4
CaviarNine Simple Pools is a Radix DEX product for users seeking swaps and liquidity provision through weighted pools.
Radix
Ociswap Precision is the concentrated-liquidity pool type of Ociswap, a decentralized exchange on the Radix network, for traders and liquidity providers.
TVL $10.8KRadix
DefiPlaza is a DEX on Radix and Ethereum designed to reduce impermanent loss, aimed at DeFi users willing to trade and provide liquidity in small pools.
TVL $17.3K+29.9%Radix · Ethereum
CaviarNine Shape Liquidity is a concentrated-liquidity DEX on Radix for token swaps and liquidity provision.
Radix
By sector
Best Radix dApps by sector
DeFi on Radix14
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
CaviarNine Shape Liquidity5.2
Infrastructure on Radix1
- 1
Tokens
Top tokens on Radix
Radix's native coin is Radix (XRD). The largest tokens with a contract on Radix, by market cap.
| # | Token | Price | 24h | 7d | Market cap | Volume 24h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4998 |  CaviarNine LSU Pool LPLSULP | $0.0007461 | — | −33.3% | $204K | — |
Guides
Radix guides
Blockchain
Radix and Scrypto: How Yield Derivatives Are Built in 2026Yield derivatives pay out based on the yield of an underlying asset, and Radix with its Scrypto language offers a resource-oriented way to model them. This guide explains the instruments, the design challenges, and what to verify before building.
Blockchain
Radix Babylon Mainnet: What It Changed for DeFi in 2026Radix's Babylon mainnet upgrade is the milestone behind the claim that the network paves the way for DeFi mass adoption. This guide explains what changed, what the design is meant to do, and how to judge the claim with public data.
Blockchain
Radix Booster Grants: How Developers Apply for XRD Funding (2026)Radix Booster Grants are funding awards from the XRD ecosystem fund for developers and founders building on the Radix network. This guide explains what the grants cover, who tends to qualify, how to prepare a strong application, and where to confirm the current amounts and terms.
Blockchain
Radix Ecosystem Growth Fund Explained for 2026The Radix ecosystem growth fund is not a single named pool. It refers to several funding tools the network has used, including XRD incentive campaigns, Radix Rewards and Foundation grants, and this guide explains what is confirmed, what has changed, and where to check current status.
Blockchain
Radix Engine: A Better Model for Enshrinement, ExplainedRadix argues that moving common DeFi functions like authorization and royalties into the engine itself is a better way to enshrine them than rebuilding them in every smart contract. This guide explains what enshrinement means, how the Radix Engine approaches it, and what trade-offs readers should weigh.
Blockchain
Radix Liquidity Incentives Explained: What to Know in 2026Radix has described programs meant to draw liquidity to its ecosystem, but the figure of more than 10 million in incentives is not confirmed by the sources used here. This guide explains how liquidity incentives work, how to verify a program's size and status, and what liquidity providers should weigh before committing funds.
Radix FAQs
What is Radix?
Radix is a layer 1 network built for DeFi, with its own transaction engine and a smart contract language called Scrypto. It is not an EVM chain. It uses an asset-oriented model in which tokens and NFTs are native resources that the network understands directly.
Is Radix compatible with the EVM?
No. Radix does not run Solidity contracts natively. Developers write in Scrypto, and users manage accounts through the Radix Wallet rather than a standard Ethereum-style wallet.
What is XRD used for?
XRD is the native token. It pays network fees and is staked to validators to help secure the network. It is also the main asset in Radix DEX pools and the collateral for borrowing on Flux.
Which dApps can I use on Radix?
On our list, the Radix-native options include the DEXes Ociswap, DefiPlaza and RSwap, the lending app Weft V2, and the CDP protocol Flux. CaviarNine LSU Pool is listed but is being sunsetted, so check its status before depositing anything.
How big is the Radix DeFi ecosystem?
It is small. At the time of writing, DeFi TVL on Radix is about $61,000, and most individual pools hold only a few thousand dollars or less. Thin liquidity can mean larger price impact on swaps, so smaller trades and extra caution make sense.
Why do Gate and Maya Protocol appear on a Radix page?
Gate is a centralized exchange and Maya Protocol is a cross-chain swap protocol, and both support many networks, with Radix as just one of them. They appear here because of their Radix connection, but their figures mainly reflect activity on other chains. Gate is a custodial service, which works very differently from the self-custody Radix dApps.
What is the largest dApp on Radix by TVL?
Gate is the largest dApp on Radix by total value locked, with $5.84B across all the chains it supports. It is followed by Maya Protocol ($5.90M) and CaviarNine LSU Pool ($23.7K). TVL figures come from DefiLlama and change daily.
Which dApp on Radix has the highest DappsAtlas score?
Gate has the highest score at 7.7/10, ahead of Maya Protocol (7.0) and CaviarNine Simple Pools (5.8). Scores weigh security, ease of use, fees and features, and are based only on facts we could verify.
How many dApps are on Radix?
DappsAtlas tracks 15 dApps on Radix. Of these, 15 have a full review and 11 report value locked, $5.85B in total, counting value on every chain they support.
What are the most common types of dApps on Radix?
DEXes (8), Centralized Exchanges (1) and Cross Chain Bridge (1) are the largest categories on Radix, by number of projects.
Which dApps on Radix grew the most this week?
Among dApps with at least $1M locked, Gate the biggest drop (−4.6%). Combined TVL moved −4.6% over the same seven days.
What is the average score for dApps on Radix?
The 11 rated dApps on Radix average 5.4 out of 10. Of these, 0 score 8 or higher and 4 score below 5.