RootData launches project claiming feature, with over 15 well-known projects including Unitas and Sign joining this week
According to ChainCatcher, since RootData officially launched the project claiming feature, the number of onboarded projects has been continuously increasing. This week, more than 15 well-known projects, including Unitas, Sign, Block Street, USDD, Axis Robotics, and Huma Finance, joined, driving significant growth in project transparency and traffic. Currently, the total number of onboarded projects on RootData has exceeded 110.
It is reported that the RootData project claiming feature enables project teams to directly manage and update project information on their dedicated page, including token economic models, investors, team members, and calendar events. This helps improve the accuracy and comprehensiveness of their information and achieves more precise and higher-quality exposure on RootData and its more than 220 data partners.
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