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ListingArticle

What is RootData Boost? How to Enhance Project Industry Visibility through Project Inclusion, Information Modification, and Claiming?

RootData Boost is the information service entry point provided by RootData for project parties and official teams of exchanges, encompassing four main capabilities: project inclusion, exchange information submission, information modification, and project claiming. Through Boost, projects and exchanges can improve official information, maintain transparency scores, and enter RootData's core industry information network: used by investment institutions for screening, by exchanges for listing assessments, referenced and distributed by over 220 platforms via API, while also gaining structured exposure to search engines and AI assistants. This article explains how to use each function and its capability boundaries.

RRootData Editorial Team
5 min
FundraisingArticle

What is RootData Fundraising? How to Use the Financing Database and Investor Database to Track Capital Flows in the Crypto Market?

RootData Fundraising is the investment and financing data section of the platform. As of October 2026, it covers over 10,300 financing events and a total financing amount exceeding $121 billion (according to the latest official data disclosed by RootData), including two views: 'Financing Events' and 'Investors'. Financing events support filtering by tags, amount ranges, valuations, dates, ecosystems, investors, round statuses, and other dimensions, with each record attached to a source link and details of the investors; the investor database includes over 6,900 institutions and angel investors, displaying establishment time, investment frequency in the past year, cumulative investment count, and total fundraising amount. This article introduces what this section covers, how to use it, and its limitations.

RRootData Editorial Team
4 min
ExchangesArticle

What is the RootData Exchange Ranking? How to Choose the Right Trading Platform Using Stock Business Ranking and Transparency Ranking?

The RootData Exchange Ranking is a core feature under the platform's "Exchange" section, consisting of two sub-items: Stock Business Ranking (which includes rankings for stock derivatives exchanges and stock spot exchanges) and Cryptocurrency Exchange Transparency Ranking. The former evaluates the stock business strength of exchanges from dimensions such as trading volume, liquidity, and costs, while the latter assesses the credibility of exchanges from the perspective of information disclosure and compliance. Together, they help users select platforms that are "deep in trading and trustworthy."

RRootData Editorial Team
4 min
APIArticle

What is RootData API? How to Accelerate Products, Research, and AI Business with Crypto Data API?

RootData API is a professional-grade crypto data API opened by RootData, allowing developers to programmatically access its structured data resources, covering core data such as projects, individuals, investors, financing rounds, rankings, and calendars. As of October 16, 2026, the underlying data of the API includes 21,450 projects, 22,564 individuals, 6,939 investors, 10,368 financing events, 258 tags, and 258 ecosystems. Users can subscribe monthly to the basic version (free), streamlined version (paid), and professional version (paid), accessing data as needed. (Subject to the latest official disclosure from RootData)

RRootData Editorial Team
5 min
Tokenized AssetsArticle

What are liquidity, trading depth, spreads and slippage?

Explain the differences between liquidity, trading depth, bid-ask spread and slippage. Use the order book scenario to illustrate: small spreads do not mean low transaction costs for large amounts. Compare the unified time, contract and price range required for stock contract transactions.

FFlowie
8 min
Tokenized AssetsArticle

Is higher leverage better for stock contracts: Margin, liquidation and volatility risk

Is higher leverage better for stock contracts? This article breaks down the actual meaning of high leverage from nominal value, initial margin, maintenance margin, mark price and liquidation rules, and uses the same nominal value example to explain why absolute profit and loss and margin pressure are different.

FFlowie
9 min