RootData says its project-claiming tool is driving faster adoption and stronger visibility across the Web3 data ecosystem. In the past week more than 20 recognizable projects — including Bitway, Flock, Morph, and Solv — have formally claimed their RootData profiles. The company reports that teams completing the claim and updating missing fields see average transparency-score increases of more than 30% and roughly a 220% jump in RootData “heat” and visibility. More than 120 projects have now been certified.
What claiming does
The claim feature converts static listings into managed, verified pages that project teams control. After claiming, teams can update tokenomics, investor lists, core team members, roadmaps and milestones, and calendar events such as TGE dates, exchange listings, and governance votes. Verified teams can push changes with a one-click sync that RootData says distributes updates in real time to over 220 downstream partners — exchanges, wallets, research terminals, media dashboards and other data consumers.
Transparency scoring and market effects
RootData’s transparency score rates the completeness and timeliness of a project’s public information. The platform has previously linked higher disclosure levels with more resilient token performance: spot tokens with about 74.7% disclosure showed shallower drawdowns and stronger rebounds than lower-disclosure “Alpha” tokens at roughly 62.7%. RootData argues that clearer, more up-to-date information reduces information asymmetry and limits avenues for exploitation of retail holders.
Disclosure as differentiation
RootData and outside commentators are positioning disclosure not as a mere regulatory checkbox but as a competitive edge. Projects that omit core details on financing, tokenomics or team composition risk being labeled “black box” listings and deprioritized by sophisticated users, trading desks and data aggregators. By claiming and maintaining profiles, teams can lift transparency scores, improve on-site heat rankings, and gain broader syndication across RootData’s partner network.
Why it matters
As listing platforms, venture desks and retail traders increasingly rely on aggregated dashboards to filter signal from noise, direct control over a project’s canonical data becomes a key distribution advantage. RootData’s claim-and-sync workflow aims to simplify that control while amplifying discovery and trust for certified projects across more than 220 downstream channels.