Gate News message, April 22 — Non-custodial staking infrastructure provider Everstake has partnered with RootData, a Web3 asset data platform, to enhance its business operations using RootData’s comprehensive data.
Through RootData’s API, Everstake will integrate detailed project information into its products to improve user experience. The partnership also enables Everstake to leverage RootData’s industry data for more diversified and in-depth research reports, and to identify additional customer expansion opportunities based on funding and team information.
Everstake is an institutional-grade staking infrastructure provider that supports secure and scalable participation in staking across more than 130 proof-of-stake (PoS) networks. The platform serves asset management firms, custodians, non-custodial wallets, protocols, exchanges, and platforms, enabling convenient access to staking opportunities.
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