Transit Finance, the cross-chain aggregated trading product under TokenPocket, has upgraded its token information pages and added deep integration with project and token data from Web3 data platform RootData. The update lets users review trading data, liquidity, security risks, holding structure, and project background on the same page before making a trade. According to the announcement, the RootData integration brings in more than 20 fields of information, including detailed project profiles, fundraising information, news coverage, and calendar events. The added dataset is intended to enrich project profiles and dynamic updates on Transit’s token pages, giving users more structured information to support trading decisions. RootData currently has more than 245 cumulative partners.
Transit Finance, the cross-chain aggregated trading product under TokenPocket, said it has upgraded its token information pages and added deep integration with project and token data from Web3 data platform RootData.
With the update, users can verify trading data, liquidity, security risks, holding structure, and project background on the same page before placing a trade.
According to the announcement, the RootData data integrated into the product covers more than 20 fields, including detailed project introductions, fundraising information, news reports, and calendar events. The data is being used to enrich project profiles and dynamic information on Transit’s token pages, providing structured data support for user trading decisions. RootData currently has more than 245 cumulative partners.
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