CertiK and RootData reached a strategic partnership aimed at making "security and transparency" hard metrics for trust in the industry.
ChainCatcher reports that CertiK and RootData have announced a strategic partnership to jointly launch a dual benchmark brand plan for security and transparency. The initiative aims to drive “security + transparency” as dual hard metrics in the Web3 industry’s trust system.
CertiK is a global leader in Web3 security services, and its Skynet platform conducts multidimensional security assessments through a security scoring system. RootData is an industry-leading Web3 asset data platform, having developed an innovative transparency scoring model covering aspects such as token economics, team background, and compliance audits.
In this collaboration, CertiK will leverage RootData’s standardized data interface to enrich the dimensions and coverage of its security ratings. RootData will rely on CertiK’s professional security assessment capabilities to provide authoritative calibration for its transparency scores. Together, the two parties will promote the dual evaluation standards of “CertiK Skynet Score + RootData Transparency Score,” offering a reliable reference standard featuring both security and transparency to project teams, exchanges, investment institutions, and users.

Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
BUZZ - Australia's Maas Group hits all-time high after Meta Firmus deal
Japan’s Katayama says undervalued Yen generally poses problems
Euro consolidates above 1.1350, seems vulnerable near late July lows amid bullish USD
Samsung increases investment in AI infrastructure! Invests 1 billion USD in Helix Digital, owned by KKR (KKR.US)
Several subsidiaries of Samsung Group have agreed to invest a total of $1 billion in Helix Digital, a U.S. company backed by private equity giant KKR, further expanding the Korean conglomerate's presence in the rapidly growing artificial intelligence infrastructure market.
