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>Wow, it doesn't look like you've quite grasped how Radix works. You need to do some more research.
lol, lmao even. Considering Radix has not performed like you expected, what makes you think *you* have grasp how it works?
What is your technical background to be able to say these things with any confidence? Surely you must work in distributed systems or as an actual crypto developer. Can you share your github?
Otherwise I think our individual grasps on Radix are of similar competency.
>You say that most have native permissions, well, I haven't found any. Could you tell me about some, and if possible, where I can find that information?
https://gemini.google.com/app/38f831d028d543e2
>The specific quote you provided describes Radix.
>This quote highlights the difference between networks that use asset-oriented programming (where token rules are enforced natively by the protocol's core engine) versus smart contract-based programming (where every token is a custom script, like Ethereum's ERC-20).
>**While Radix is the exact source of that phrasing, this concept of baking advanced asset controls directly into the Layer-1 protocol is supported by several major blockchains.** These native controls are most often used for issuing regulated real-world assets (RWAs), stablecoins, and enterprise tokens where strict legal compliance is required.
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>That's the part nobody understands: how is it possible that it's not more popular? I suppose it's because the marketing has been terrible and because there hasn't been a spokesperson like Charles Hoskinson.
No, that's the part EVERYONE understands except people that have XRD bags and the bagholders always uses marketing as the scapegoat.
Somehow every languishing project in crypto has great tech and terrible marketing, except the successful projects, which somehow have worse tech but only get usage because of good marketing. If I had a dollar for every time I heard this line of coping, I'd be as rich as Satoshi.

Yes, it's true that I bought XRD years ago, and now I'm helping the community as much as I can. I see that the community has really gotten to work, and I've regained faith in Radix, especially with the development happening on Hyperscale. Even so, I'm interested in knowing if there are other networks with the same or better technology to see if I'm mistaken and Radix isn't as special as I think.
It's strange that you can't find anything; maybe you forgot to add "Radix DLT" to Google. But I think the quickest thing to do is consult AI, so I can't be accused of overselling it.
But here's the link to Hyperscale:
[https://hyperscale.rs/](https://hyperscale.rs/)