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Details Radiant (RXD) Price information (USD)
The current real-time price of RXD is $0.0{4}8836. In the past 24 hours, RXD has traded between $0.0{4}8757 and $0.0000987, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of RXD is $0.0091, and the all-time low is $0.0{4}8108.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of RXD over the past 1 hour is
Radiant (RXD) Market Information
Radiant (RXD) Today's Price
The live price of RXD today is $0.0{4}8836, with a current market cap of $1.385M. The 24-hour trading volume is 63K. The price of RXD to USD is updated in real time.
Radiant (RXD) Price History (USD)
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RADIANT (RXD) FAQ
Is Radiant (RXD) the same project as Radiant Capital (RDNT)?
No. Radiant Blockchain (RXD) is a Layer-1 Proof-of-Work blockchain designed for programmability and scalability. In contrast, Radiant Capital (RDNT) is a DeFi lending protocol built on networks like Arbitrum and BNB Chain. They are entirely separate projects with different development teams, underlying technologies, and token purposes. When trading on LBank, users should ensure they are selecting the correct asset based on their specific needs.
Can I still mine Radiant (RXD) using a standard GPU?
While Radiant initially launched as a GPU-friendly coin, the network has transitioned to ASIC-dominance. Specialized hardware like the Iceriver RX0 or Dragonball A11 is now the primary method for securing the network. Due to the significant increase in hashrate, GPU mining is generally no longer profitable. Radiant utilizes a unique SHA512/256d algorithm, chosen for efficient validation and high throughput to prevent network congestion.
What is the "Back-to-Genesis" problem and how does Radiant solve it?
In many blockchains, verifying the history of a token or NFT requires indexing the entire chain, which demands massive data storage and central indexers. Radiant’s "Induction Proof System" solves this by allowing users to verify digital assets without needing a centralized database or extensive historical data. This "Back-to-Genesis" solution is a core innovation that enhances the network's scalability and maintains true decentralization as the blockchain grows.
Is Radiant Turing-complete despite using a UTXO model?
Yes. While Radiant utilizes the Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) model similar to Bitcoin, it is fully Turing-complete. It achieves this through "RadiantScript," a specialized programming language that enables complex smart contracts. This allows the network to support sophisticated decentralized applications and digital assets while maintaining the parallel processing benefits and high-security standards inherent to the UTXO architecture.
Were there any pre-mines, ICOs, or venture capital allocations for RXD?
No. Radiant (RXD) followed a 100% Fair Launch model. There were no initial coin offerings (ICOs), no venture capital rounds, and no tokens reserved for the founders or development team. Every token in existence was generated through the mining process. The total supply is capped at 21 billion RXD, with a halving schedule occurring every two years to ensure a transparent and decentralized distribution of the asset.
What is the Glyph Protocol and how are assets stored on Radiant?
The Glyph Protocol is Radiant’s native token standard, similar to ERC-20, used for creating fungible tokens and NFTs directly on the blockchain. Users can manage these assets using dedicated tools like the Photonic Wallet or Electron Radiant. These wallets provide secure storage and direct interaction with the ecosystem. Ongoing development of community-funded indexers continues to improve how exchanges like LBank and other marketplaces interact with these native on-chain assets.



