Cryptocurrency data technology platform CoinFound has entered into a strategic collaboration with blockchain security firm CertiK in a partnership aimed at enhancing transparency, risk assessment, and institutional-grade intelligence across the Web3 ecosystem.
Under the agreement, CoinFound will integrate CertiK’s Skynet real-time monitoring and security scoring system into its data infrastructure, the company said in a press release shared with Finbold on February 15.
The addition is designed to provide institutional users with structured security references and a deeper on-chain risk context when evaluating digital asset projects.
Notably, the collaboration will focus on four core initiatives. The companies will first deepen data integration and standardize attribution to improve transparency, traceability, and consistency across Web3 environments.
Research for institutional market intelligence
They will also co-develop research and institutional market intelligence covering industry trends and evolving on-chain asset structures.
In addition, the partnership includes joint ecosystem and branding efforts such as events, co-branded content, and shared resources.
Through the integration of CertiK Skynet, CoinFound will further strengthen security insights and risk disclosure, enhancing vulnerability visibility and institutional due diligence capabilities.
It’s worth noting that blockchain data and security tools remain fragmented, limiting unified risk visibility for institutional investors. Therefore, the CoinFound–CertiK partnership aims to consolidate those capabilities within a single integrated framework.
The partnership comes as institutional adoption of blockchain technology accelerates and demand for standardized data frameworks and continuous security oversight continues to grow.
Overall, these initiatives align with CoinFound’s role at the intersection of traditional finance and crypto, where it provides real-world asset data terminals, on-chain risk analytics, and AI-powered research tools for professional investors.
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