Radworks funds new, resilient, permissionless technologies to cultivate internet freedom. They focus on funding and supporting the creation of censorship-resistant and decentralized technologies that empower builders and creators to collaborate. They strive to endorse and provide resources to builders of these technologies.
At the moment, Radworks supports the development of the following technologies:
Radicle: a peer-to-peer network for code collaboration
Drips: a peer-to-peer solution for sharing funds and splitting them with others
Radworks’ treasury is controlled by an on-chain governance mechanism via the project’s native governance token ($RAD). Holders of this token can participate in the decision-making around the treasury by voting and creating on-chain governance proposals made up of executable actions.
Bitvavo makes it as easy as possible to buy digital assets and cryptocurrencies.
1. Sign Up
Create a free account with which you can buy, sell, send, receive and store Radworks. Access your Bitvavo account from every location, on mobile and desktop.
2. Transfer Funds
Verify your account and transfer Euros to your Bitvavo wallet using one of the 8 supported payment methods.
3. Buy and Trade
Buy or sell over 150 digital assets and pay a maximum trading fee of 0.25%. Store your assets in your Bitvavo wallet or send them to your external wallet.
Storing Radworks and other digital assets requires a wallet, but don’t worry: Bitvavo’s hosted wallet allows you to store Radworks without any technical knowledge. Here is a brief overview of the existing wallet options to store your Radworks:
Hosted Wallet
Hosted wallets are wallets where the private keys to your Radworks are managed by a third party such as Bitvavo. Access to your account is protected by a password and other advanced security features. Once you are logged in, you can easily and conveniently manage your Radworks online. Bitvavo offers standard hosted wallets for all digital assets that are offered on the platform.
Software wallet
A software wallet is a program installed on your computer or other device in order to use and manage your Radworks. Using a software wallet gives you full control over your private keys, so you are not dependent on third parties. The risk is that you alone are in charge of the security of your Radworks, and if malicious parties have access to your device, your private keys (and therefore your Radworks) can be stolen.
Hardware wallet
A hardware wallet is a physical device on which you can store your Radworks offline. It is one of the safest ways to store your Radworks, because the private keys are stored on a separate and offline device. Access to this device is often protected by a password. In many ways, a hardware wallet can be compared to a safe in which your Radworks is stored.
You can use Bitvavo's hosted wallet to easily store, send and receive Radworks. Once you have purchased Radworks on Bitvavo, you can choose to send your Radworks from your Bitvavo wallet to your own software or hardware wallet.
