RootData project claiming feature boosts transparency scores and visibility

RootData says its “project claiming” feature is gaining fast adoption and is improving how token projects are represented on its data network. Over the past seven days, more than 20 well-known projects—such as Bitway, Flock, Morph, and Solv—have completed the claim process. The core mechanism is verification plus ongoing profile management. When teams claim their profiles for free and fill missing datasets, RootData reports an average transparency score increase of 30%+ (measured by the completeness and timeliness of project information). That score uplift is linked to a roughly 220% jump in RootData “site heat value,” along with higher visibility. RootData also says more than 120 projects are now “certified,” giving teams direct control over key tokenomics, investor lists, core team data, roadmap/milestones, and scheduled events (including TGE dates, exchange listings, and governance votes). A one-click sync system is described as distributing updates in real time across 220+ downstream partners, including exchanges, wallets, research terminals, and media dashboards. The article frames higher disclosure quality as a competitive advantage for market attention, warning that projects missing core financing/tokenomics/team details can be deprioritized as “black box” listings. For traders, the main takeaway is that RootData’s RootData project claiming feature may tighten information quality on third-party dashboards, potentially improving market signal quality for due diligence—especially for mid/small-cap tokens—while having limited direct effect on broader BTC/ETH price action.