RootData Archives
1. Archives
What is an Archive?
Archives are a thematic, customizable project collection feature on the RootData platform. They allow you to aggregate multiple related projects into a single list, enabling one-stop tracking, comparison, and analysis — an ideal tool to replace browser bookmarks or scattered spreadsheets.
Key Features of Archives
Personalized Aggregation: Break free from fixed category limitations. Freely aggregate projects based on your own logic (e.g., sector, investment portfolio, research topic).
Dynamic Tracking: Important updates for projects within an Archive (such as funding, token unlocks, price movements) can be displayed centrally, helping you stay on top of developments quickly.
Efficient Analysis: Visually compare key data of different projects within an Archive to aid decision-making.
Knowledge Sharing: Share insights and discover opportunities by making Archives public and sharing them with others, or by exploring high-quality Archives created by others.
How to View Archives?
You can find Archives under Discover on the homepage.
Archives Page:https://www.rootdata.com/Archives
On the left, you can quickly select different categories of Archives or directly search.
On the Archive details page, you can switch between different list views.
You can use the bookmark or share function.
You can open 【Me】 - 【My Archives】 - 【Subscribed Archives】 from the top-right corner to view
the Archives you have subscribed to.
How to Create an Archive?
On the 【Archives】 page, click 【Create Archive】,
Or click [New Archive] in [My Archives].
Fill in the name, introductiont, add a cover, and you can choose whether the Archive is public.
In the top-right toolbar, you can click [Add item] to search for the project you wish to add by entering its name.
By clicking [Edit], you can re-enter the editing page for name, description, etc.;
If your Archive is public, you can also use the share function;
You can click [Customize] to customize the content displayed in the Archive list according to your needs.
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