find_tools, describe_tool, execute_tool — with Surf and
CoinMarketCap behind the scenes. For RootData’s deeper fundraising and investor
records, see
Crypto projects and VCs under
Business.
What you can ask
- “Give me a full profile of this project: team, funding, tokenomics and contracts.”
- “Which DeFi protocols have the highest TVL right now?”
- “Plot Aave’s daily TVL over the past year.”
- “Which bridges moved the most volume last month?”
- “Who is in Paradigm’s portfolio, and when did they invest?”
- “Rank the top-tier crypto VC funds by number of portfolio projects.”
- “Which coins are in the AI category on CoinMarketCap?”
- “这个项目拿过哪些融资,投资方是谁?“
What’s covered
Project profiles- Aggregated project profile with selectable sections: overview (description, chains, exchanges), token info (price, market cap, supply), tokenomics, funding, team, contracts, social and TGE status
- Project search by keyword, returning name, description, chains and logo
- Coin categories — the full category list, and one category with its paginated list of coins
- Protocol leaderboard — Aave, Uniswap, Lido and the rest — ranked by TVL, fees, revenue, volume or users
- Historical time series for a single protocol metric: TVL, volume, fees, revenue or users
- Bridge protocols ranked by USD volume over a time range
- Individual yield pools ranked by APY or TVL are on the DEX and derivatives page
- Fund profile: description, jurisdiction, portfolio count, social links, team members with roles and recent research
- Fund portfolio as investment rounds, newest first — project, date, raise amount and lead investor
- Fund ranking by tier or portfolio count; fund search by keyword with each fund’s top invested projects
How to use it
Pass the request in plain language and let the router pick the tool:describe_tool before
executing — profile tools look up by project UUID, name or symbol, and the
selectable sections and per-call cost are listed there.
Building with code? Project and fund data is available through the
catalog today; there is no dedicated Scenario Method yet. See
Scenario Methods for the fixed-contract
API and the methods that exist.
FAQ
Is historical data available?
Is historical data available?
Yes for protocol metrics and portfolios — each DeFi metric is a time
series, bridge rankings take a time range, and fund portfolios list rounds
by date. Profiles and leaderboards are fetched at request time.
How does this differ from the Business category's crypto data?
How does this differ from the Business category's crypto data?
This group is protocol- and token-centric: on-chain metrics, tokenomics
and fund portfolios. RootData, under Business, adds full fundraising-round
exports, investor and people profiles, ecosystem and tag dictionaries and
a crypto calendar.
How fresh is the data?
How fresh is the data?
Every call is fetched at request time from the provider; nothing is served
from a stale archive.