ChainCatcher news, the Web3 asset data platform RootData announced a strategic partnership with the data intelligence network Web3Go. Both parties will share databases and jointly explore new data interaction methods to better meet user needs.RootData is a comprehensive Web3 asset data platform that covers tens of thousands of mainstream Web3 assets and institutional trading information. It presents data changes in a visual and structured manner through elements such as tags, ecosystems, and compilations, making it the preferred data platform for over 1 million users to query Web3 assets.Web3Go is a data intelligence network that provides a set of AI-native digital asset tools and real-time data infrastructure. This network will enable users to produce various AI-native digital assets, including trading information streams, trading strategies, trading support bots, entertainment, education, and social intelligent assistants. By verifying asset ownership through blockchain, Web3Go provides creators with a fair, self-hosted, and trustless ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, blockchain data platform Nansen announced a 30% layoff. Its CEO Alex Svanevik stated in a tweet that the decision to reduce the Nansen team size was difficult. He pointed out that Nansen expanded too quickly, leading to its extension into areas that do not belong to its core strategy, resulting in excessive costs. Additionally, due to the current bear market, the past year in the crypto market has been brutal, and its top priority is to establish a sustainable business. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the blockchain data platform Token Flow has completed a $12 million Series A financing round, with investors including Electric Capital, Delta Blockchain Fund, and UDHC. This round of financing will be used for hiring in areas such as data engineering, DevOps, and ecosystem development, as well as for the research and development of data processing technologies.It is reported that Token Flow is a data platform that provides analytical tools, contextualized data, and insights for participants in the blockchain ecosystem. Token Flow will launch new datasets and analytical tools in the fourth quarter and expand to new blockchains, currently researching Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync, Polygon, and Avalanche. In addition, it will also expand data collection to areas such as liquidity changes and governance through the collection of data on objects (addresses, tokens, contracts) and operations (minting, trading). (source link)