RootData on Sept. 18 launched a redesigned homepage that combines key TradFi and crypto indicators on a single page, aiming to give users one place to track markets from the macro level down to individual assets.
The company described the release as more than a visual refresh. In its account, the new homepage is a structural rebuild that shifts users from fragmented searches to broader market coverage. RootData said that by 2026, TradFi and crypto had entered a period of deeper integration, with traditional financial assets and crypto assets moving more closely together, tokenized stocks and crypto-native assets trading on the same exchanges, and traditional capital entering the market through ETFs and stablecoins. In that setting, it said, single-dimension dashboards no longer meet research needs across markets, asset classes, and chains.
Nine core sections now sit on one homepage
After the upgrade, RootData’s homepage brings together nine core sections that had previously been spread across different platforms: market overview, capital flows, stablecoin liquidity, platform market share, hot asset discovery, public chain market overview, protocol revenue, TradFi trading activity, and RootData Research reports.
RootData said those sections cover macro market conditions, fund flows, cross-market asset discovery, exchange liquidity distribution, public-chain ecosystems, and project fundamentals. The stated goal is to address information fragmentation, the difficulty of comparing assets across markets, and limited visibility into capital movements as TradFi and crypto become more closely linked.
Market overview and capital flows focus on cycle reading
The market overview and capital flow modules display total crypto market capitalization, the Fear and Greed Index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, CEX derivatives trading volume, crypto ETF inflows and outflows, the size of tokenized assets, and crypto fundraising volume.
RootData framed that set of indicators as a dashboard for reading market cycles and sentiment. Combined with ETF net inflows and rankings that show which segments contributed most to changes in capital flows, the page is designed to help users see whether traditional capital is entering the market and where crypto capital is rotating.
Stablecoin liquidity and platform share get deeper breakdowns
Stablecoin module offers three viewing modes
In the stablecoin liquidity section, users can switch between total supply, token-based views, and chain-based views. The module also incorporates 30-day net supply growth, payment application data, and CEX trading volume.
RootData said the feature is intended to help users track where liquidity is building. By comparing stablecoin net growth and payment application data across different chains, users can identify which ecosystems are attracting capital, then use CEX trading volume to check whether that capital has translated into actual trading activity.
Platform market share spans spot, derivatives, prediction markets, and stocks
The platform market share section uses ring charts to show market share and concentration across TradFi spot trading, derivatives and prediction markets, and popular stocks. For TradFi platforms, users can also open a full ranking page.
According to RootData, the module is meant to show which exchanges hold stronger positions in TradFi-linked assets and prediction markets, giving users another way to compare liquidity and market depth across venues.
Hot asset discovery now combines crypto-native and TradFi assets
On the asset discovery side, RootData introduced a combined hot-assets list that includes both crypto-native assets and TradFi assets. The list supports category switching and multi-dimensional sorting.
For individual tokenized stocks in the list, users can also view how different exchanges perform across spot and derivatives products. RootData said spot market share can be used to gauge where natural buying interest is strongest, while derivatives market share can point to the venues with deeper derivatives activity.
Public-chain ecosystem data adds protocol revenue
For public-chain analysis, RootData said the homepage no longer stops at TVL. A new protocol revenue ranking has been added to show revenue changes across different periods, linked with protocol categories and the chains they operate on.
The company said this is intended to give users a way to look past market sentiment and study business performance and cash-generation capacity at the protocol level.
TradFi trading activity and research reports complete the workflow
The homepage also includes a TradFi trading activity section that provides real-time updates on price and trading changes. RootData said the module is designed to help users spot capital movements more quickly.
At the same time, RootData Research will continue to publish in-depth reports, including analysis of stock derivatives markets and fundraising markets. In the article, RootData said those reports had been reposted and recognized by industry figures including Binance co-founder He Yi.
In RootData’s description, the combination is meant to connect data changes with asset background and market context, creating a workflow that runs from data discovery to decision-making.
The redesign builds on earlier tokenized asset tools
Before this homepage overhaul, RootData had already launched a tokenized assets section and a stock business ranking feature, which it said laid the groundwork for cross-market research.
Users can access the tokenized assets section through the top navigation bar to track the latest developments in tokenized assets. The stock business ranking feature is designed to show spot and derivatives trading performance for tokenized traditional financial assets across major crypto exchanges.
RootData said those underlying data capabilities can help users observe the competitive and cooperative dynamics between traditional brokerages and crypto trading platforms. With TradFi and crypto moving closer together, the company said the new homepage is meant to simplify complex cross-market data and improve research efficiency.