Frequently Asked Questions

The information modification entry is open to everyone, but must be accompanied by a verifiable source link, and updates will only occur after verification; project parties enjoy priority management rights after claiming and can promptly correct erroneous submissions by others.

No. All submissions (including updates after official claiming) must be verified and reviewed by the data team before they take effect, which is a core step for the platform to maintain data credibility.

Common reasons include: email domain not matching the project entity, inability to verify the applicant's official identity, unverifiable project information, etc. After rejection, supplementary proof materials can be submitted for reapplication.

No. Project inclusion, information modification, and project claiming are all free services. Any claims of "paying for inclusion or improving scores" are unrelated to RootData, and caution against fraud is advised.

No. RootData performs information verification and structured organization, providing industry-level data credibility endorsement, but does not assess project quality; inclusion does not constitute an investment or coin listing recommendation.

The review cycle for ordinary inclusion and modification is based on the workload of the data team, and the page does not promise a fixed time limit; the Fast Track channel indicates that project information updates will be completed within 24 hours, with specific timing subject to what is displayed on the application page at that time.

The data team will conduct basic information verification and structured organization for each included project, including dimensions such as team background; information modification submissions must be accompanied by verifiable source links, and updates will only be made after verification.

Once the claim is approved, you can log in to the project information management backend to submit information updates and correction requests (such as financing, team, link changes) at any time. These requests will be prioritized for verification and review by the data team, no longer relying on the platform's regular update cycle.

RootData Boost is the information service entry for project parties provided by RootData, which includes three functions: project inclusion (submitting new projects), information modification (supplementing corrections to existing information), and project claiming (official teams obtaining information management rights).

Yes. The professional version API provides financing round data (including date, amount, valuation, investors, and source links), which can be pulled in batches as needed; the web version's filtered results can also be continuously tracked with the watchlist.

This indicates that the amount for this financing has not been disclosed or the data team is currently unable to verify it; the record itself is valid; if you need to supplement, you can submit a source link through the information modification entry.

In the investors view, sort by 'number of investments (in the past year)' in descending order; those at the top are the institutions that have been most active in the past year, and then combine with 'most recent investment date' to exclude those that have stopped investing.

Switch to the investors view and search for the institution's name, then enter its detail page to view the complete investment records, including time, round, amount, and invested projects.

The left-side amount filter provides quick ranges in seven tiers under <100M, and you can also enter minimum and maximum values in the custom input box (unit: ten thousand USD) and click confirm for precise range filtering.

As of October 2026, the section has recorded over 10,300 financing events, with a total financing amount exceeding $121 billion, and the data is continuously updated as disclosures are made. (Based on the latest disclosures from RootData)

It displays the institution's name, establishment date, most recent investment date, number of investments (in the past year), cumulative investment count, and total fundraising amount, and can be filtered by venture capital type, establishment date, and other dimensions.

The list includes seven columns: project, round, amount, valuation, date, source, and investors; the * after the investor's name indicates the lead investor, and +N indicates there are more investors not fully displayed.

You can subscribe to the investment and financing market research section of RootData Research to receive systematic interpretations of monthly and semi-annual reports without needing to compile raw data yourself.

Enter the project detail page to check the team background, token economics, and on-chain data, and combine with the growth and heat index of the project database for secondary screening.

Verify based on the source link attached to the record; if it is confirmed that the media report is incorrect, you can submit a correction through the information modification entry, and the data team will verify and update.