# RootData Archives

### **1. Archives**

### **What is an Archive?**

[**Archives**](https://www.rootdata.com/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

1. **Personalized Aggregation**: Break free from fixed category limitations. Freely aggregate projects based on your own logic (e.g., sector, investment portfolio, research topic).
2. **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.
3. **Efficient Analysis**: Visually compare key data of different projects within an Archive to aid decision-making.
4. **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**](https://www.rootdata.com/Archives) under Discover on the homepage.

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Archives Page:<https://www.rootdata.com/Archives>

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On the left, you can quickly select different categories of Archives or directly search.

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On the Archive details page, you can switch between different list views.

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You can use the bookmark or share function.

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You can open **"Me"** - **"My Archives"** - **"Subscribed Archives"** from the top-right corner to view

the Archives you have subscribed to.

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### How to Create an Archive?

On the "Archives" page, click "Create Archive",

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Or click **\[New Archive]** in **\[My Archives]**.

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Fill in the name, introductiont, add a cover, and you can choose whether the Archive is public.

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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;

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You can click **\[Customize]** to customize the content displayed in the Archive list according to your needs.

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