API3, the decentralized oracle network known for cutting out the middleman in blockchain data feeds, has submitted a partial B1 disclosure under the Blockworks Token Transparency Framework. The filing, documented on June 23, 2026, covers H1 2026 and carries a status of “Partial, 4 gaps.”
The Token Transparency Framework has now received 53 total filings. Of those, only 17 are complete. The remaining 36, including API3’s, are partial.
What the framework actually measures
The Token Transparency Framework was unveiled earlier in 2026 by the Transparency Alliance, a coalition pushing for standardized onchain market disclosures. It evaluates projects across 18 key criteria spanning team verification, token supply metrics, financial information, and market structure analysis. A “B1” designation with four gaps means API3 provided data on 14 of the 18 criteria but left holes in four areas.
Participation rates remain strikingly low across the broader market. An April audit found that roughly 9% of surveyed protocols had submitted filings. That number has grown since, but 53 filings across the entire crypto landscape is still a rounding error when you consider the thousands of active token projects.
