RootData says its new “project claiming” tool is gaining fast traction — and delivering measurable benefits for teams that use it.
What’s happening
- Over the past seven days more than 20 recognizable projects — including infrastructure and DeFi names such as Bitway, Flock, Morph and Solv — have formally claimed and verified their profiles on RootData.
- Projects that complete the claim process and fill in missing fields see their comprehensive transparency scores increase by an average of more than 30%. That lift is translating into roughly a 220% jump in RootData “site heat value” and wider visibility across the platform’s network.
How the feature works
- RootData’s project claiming lets official teams “claim your project for free, get verified, and directly manage & update” core datasets on a dedicated page. Editable items include tokenomics, investor lists, core team members, roadmaps and milestones, plus calendar events such as TGE dates, exchange listings and governance votes.
- Once verified, teams can push updates with a one‑click sync that RootData says distributes changes in real time to 220+ partner platforms — from exchanges and wallets to research terminals and media dashboards.
Why it matters
- RootData’s transparency score — which measures the “completeness and timeliness of project information” — is central to the model. In prior analysis the platform found that spot tokens with higher disclosure (about 74.7% average disclosure) experience shallower drawdowns and stronger rebounds than lower‑disclosure “Alpha” tokens (around 62.7%). RootData argues that fuller, timelier disclosure reduces informational asymmetry and lowers the risk of teams exploiting retail investors.
- Community and data commentators have echoed that message. Posts on Binance Square and amplifications by outlets such as ChainCatcher have pushed teams to treat disclosure as a competitive advantage rather than a box‑ticking exercise. Projects missing core details on financing, tokenomics or team composition risk being labeled “black box” and deprioritized by sophisticated users and aggregators.
Impact so far
- RootData says the initiative is “greatly enhancing community trust and market attention.” The number of fully certified projects on the platform now exceeds 120, and claimed profiles are receiving higher on‑site heat rankings and broader syndication across the data network — an increasingly important distribution channel as listing venues, VC desks and retail traders rely on third‑party dashboards to filter signal from noise.
Takeaway
For teams seeking visibility and stronger market credibility, RootData’s claiming tool offers a quick way to centralize and syndicate verified project information — and the early data suggests it pays off in both trust metrics and discoverability.
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