#XRD is future

According to reports, the DeFi ecosystem Radix has recently launched a new network called Babylon.
The launch of the new network aims to expand the application of Decentralized Finance through user-friendly design and powerful features. The Babylon network integrates a range of innovative functionalities, including an improved smart contract system, a more efficient consensus mechanism, and enhanced scalability solutions.
The Radix team stated that the design goal of the Babylon network is to provide a better experience for developers and users while maintaining decentralization and security.

Damn, another crypto pioneer bites the dust. Dan Hughes, the mastermind behind Radix Network, kicked the bucket unexpectedly on Sunday night. Natural causes, they say. But in this industry, who knows what's really "natural"?
I've gotta hand it to Hughes, though. The guy was a real visionary in the decentralized ledger game. He wasn't just another tech bro talking big - he actually built stuff that mattered. Cerberus, Radix engine... the dude knew his shit.
What's really interesting is how the community's reacting. They're all singing praises about his "authenticity" and "humility". In crypto?

In the Crypto Assets market, investors often need to closely follow the capital behind the projects. Recently, the FET project has attracted market attention, and its market maker DWF labs has become the focal point of the discussion.
DWF labs is known in the crypto assets circle for its unique market operation strategies. The institution has participated in market making for several well-known projects, including MASK, YGG, ACH, TRADE, CYBER, ZCX, MBOX, AIOZ, ALGO, XRD, SNX, and a coin previously known as EOS. However, these projects have generally underperformed in the market, with weak pric

idOS is backed by giants: Arbitrum, Circle, NEAR, Ripple, Tezos, Starknet, Radix, Aleph Zero & Partisia.
They're building...