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TheStreet.com and Roundtable Launch Tech Power Rankings, “Roundtable100”

Roundtable (NASDAQ: RTB) announced the launch of Roundtable100, a weekly analyst-driven ranking of the top 100 publicly traded tech-growth assets, created in partnership with TheStreet.com.

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Roundtable (NASDAQ: RTB) announced the launch of Roundtable100, a weekly analyst-driven ranking of the top 100 publicly traded tech-growth assets, created in partnership with TheStreet.com. The list covers sectors including semiconductors, cloud and AI software, energy, cybersecurity, fintech, defense, healthcare tech, transportation, media/ad tech, e-commerce, and robotics.

According to Roundtable, eligible assets include equities listed on Nasdaq and NYSE, plus digital assets on U.S.-accessible exchanges such as Coinbase. A committee of tech investors, operators, and analysts scores companies from 0–100 on Team, Innovation, Safety, Value, Growth, and Market Dominance. The average score forms each company’s Power Ranking, updated every Friday after market close.

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Market reaction after TheStreet.com partnership: RTB -7.94% in the Sep 1 session

-7.94% 1.9x vol
4 alerts
-7.94% Session close to close
+12.7% Peak Tracked
$197.24M Market Cap
1.9x Rel. Volume

In the Sep 1 session, RTB declined 7.94%, reflecting a notable negative market reaction. Argus tracked a peak move of +12.7% during that session. Our momentum scanner triggered 4 alerts that day, indicating moderate trading interest and price volatility. Trading volume was above average at 1.9x the daily average, suggesting increased trading activity.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

The stock moved -7.9% in the session following this news. RTB's public-debut platform announcement w...
Analysis

The stock moved -7.9% in the session following this news. RTB's public-debut platform announcement was followed by a -17.93% 24-hour move. That historical divergence provides context for this partnership, while the latest filing identified substantial doubt about going concern.

Key Figures

Ranked assets: 100 publicly traded technology assets Eligible assets reviewed: Hundreds of assets Scoring range: 0 to 100 +5 more
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Ranked assets 100 publicly traded technology assets Roundtable100 ranking
Eligible assets reviewed Hundreds of assets Ranking review universe
Scoring range 0 to 100 Company scoring methodology
Scoring variables 6 variables Team, Innovation, Safety, Value, Growth and Market Dominance
Publication frequency Each Friday Updated ranking schedule
CEO technology experience 35-year senior tech executive James Heckman description
Publication distribution Dozens of financial publications Roundtable100 distribution
Investment viewers reached Hundreds of millions Global distribution claim

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Aug 18 (Positive)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Aug 18 Platform launch event Positive -17.9% AI/DeFi media platform launch coincided with Roundtable's public market debut
Jul 22 Platform presentation Positive +4.2% London presentation highlighted media platform integration and industry applications
Jul 17 Technology partnership Positive -5.4% Roundtable announced a comprehensive technology partnership with Mario Nawfal
Jun 23 Investor webinar Neutral +0.3% Management scheduled a webinar covering the Coinbase payment platform
Jun 22 Payment platform launch Positive +21.6% Roundtable launched onchain USDC payment infrastructure for professional media

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

Recent responses were mixed, with three aligned and two divergent reactions across five prior news events.

Key Terms

defi, web3
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defi technical
"Roundtable's AI/DeFi-powered media coalition"
DeFi, short for decentralized finance, is a system of financial services built on blockchain technology that operates without traditional banks or intermediaries. It allows people to borrow, lend, trade, and earn interest directly with each other through digital platforms, much like using a peer-to-peer marketplace. For investors, DeFi offers the potential for greater access, transparency, and control over their financial activities.
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"The Web3 platform was developed over years by CTO Eyal Hertzog"
An approach to the internet that uses decentralized technologies (like blockchains and smart contracts) to give users control over data, identity and digital assets instead of relying on a single company. For investors it matters because it enables new business models—token-based ownership, marketplaces and governance structures—but also brings higher volatility, novel revenue streams and regulatory uncertainty, so investment outcomes can be very different from traditional tech.

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Rankings on the Roundtable 100, scoring the top tech-growth assets. Rankings shown are illustrative. (Source: Roundtable)

SEATTLE, WA, Sept. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Roundtable (NASDAQ: RTB) CEO James Heckman announced in partnership with TheStreet.com - Roundtable100, an analyst-driven ranking of the top 100 publicly traded technology assets. 

Focused on growth - the rating list covers companies focused on semiconductors, cloud and AI software, energy, cybersecurity, fintech, defense, healthcare tech, transportation, media/ad tech, e-commerce, and robotics.

“Roundtable 100” is published in partnership with TheStreet.com, and distributed across dozens of financial publications, reaching hundreds of millions of investment viewers across the globe.

The ranking reviews hundreds of eligible assets; equities listed on Nasdaq, the NYSE, or digital assets available on U.S.- accessible exchanges, such as Coinbase. The updated ranking will be published each Friday after market close.

The rankings are the work of a Committee of tech veterans, including world-class investors, tech operators and analysts who have spent their careers inside the sectors they are scoring. Experts and raw data score the companies from 0 to 100 on six variables: Team, Innovation, Safety, Value, Growth and Market Dominance. The average of those scores is the company's Power Ranking, which determines its place among the top 100.

Heckman, a 35-year senior tech executive, outlined the opportunity, “The mission is to deliver investors the combined value of our ecosystem of leading tech experts and visionaries. After years building the world’s only AI/DeFi-powered media coalition, our “roundtable” of partners are positioned to deliver collective intelligence on the top 100 tech growth companies globally. We’re excited to deliver a weekly perspective unavailable elsewhere, helping guide this milestone for the industry.”


Roundtable CEO James Heckman with Chairman Walton Comer, CTO Eyal Hertzog, CFO Aly Madhavji, and COO Bill Sornsin. (Source: Nasdaq, Inc. / Vanja Savic)

The Roundtable 100 Tech Committee of investors and analysts includes Heckman; Aly Madhavji, Managing Partner at Blockchain Founders Fund; Walton Comer, 15 years with Steven Cohen as a quant analyst and co-founder and investor in two billion-plus tech ventures; Peter Schiff, Chief Economist and Global Strategist at Euro Pacific Asset Management; Frank Holmes, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of U.S. Global Investors and Executive Chairman of HIVE Digital Technologies; Steven Fletcher, veteran technology investment banker who led Goldman Sachs' Private Placement Group and IT Services sector and began his career at Deloitte & Touche; Sean Hagan, lead market analyst at BTC Inc; James Putra, Managing Director of JP3M; Sam Badawi, analyst at Wolf Financial; John Divine; John Slazas of MktTrade; and Eyal Hertzog, tech legend and founder, inventor of DeFi protocols and the social feed algorithm.

About Roundtable (RTB Digital, Inc.)

Roundtable (NASDAQ: RTB) is the world’s only AI/DeFi-powered Enterprise Media Platform, integrating distribution, publishing, monetization, community, syndication and DeFi payment operations powering major media coalition. The Web3 platform was developed over years by CTO Eyal Hertzog, inventor of DeFi technology, and co-founder James Heckman, creator of the first social network, blogging platform, premium ad marketplace (PMP), social-targeted ad platform, and lead digital strategist for both News Corp and Yahoo. For more information, visit rtb.io.

Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

This press release includes information that constitutes forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These forward-looking statements are based on the Company’s current beliefs, assumptions and expectations regarding future events, which in turn are based on information currently available to the Company. Such forward-looking statements include statements that are characterized by future or conditional words such as “may,” “will,” “expect,” “intend,” “anticipate,” “believe,” “estimate,” and “continue” or similar words. You should read statements that contain these words carefully because they discuss future expectations and plans, which contain projections of future results of operations or financial condition or state other forward-looking information. Such forward-looking statements include statements regarding the timing and effects of the merger transaction and the integration of the business of RTB into the combined post-merger company and the effects of the overall merger transaction and future operations of the post-merger company. By their nature, forward-looking statements address matters that are subject to risks and uncertainties. A variety of factors could cause actual events and results to differ materially from those expressed in or contemplated by the forward-looking statements, such as the post-merger company being able to maintain its listing on Nasdaq for the common stock, having sufficient capital for its operations and planned business expansion, and developing its business and capturing users for its services. Other risk factors affecting the Company are discussed in detail in the Company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except to the extent required by applicable laws.

Press Contact: Casey Craig, press@roundtable.io

IR Contact: ir@roundtable.io

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FAQ

What is the Roundtable100 Tech Power Rankings launched by Roundtable (NASDAQ: RTB)?

Roundtable100 is a weekly analyst-driven ranking of the top 100 public tech-growth assets. According to Roundtable, it focuses on technology companies and digital assets across major sectors, providing investors with structured scores and a consolidated Power Ranking for comparative insight.

How does Roundtable100 rank technology growth assets for RTB investors?

Roundtable100 ranks assets using a 0–100 scoring system across six variables. According to Roundtable, experts evaluate Team, Innovation, Safety, Value, Growth, and Market Dominance, then average these scores to produce each company’s overall Power Ranking and position in the top-100 list.

How often is the Roundtable100 ranking updated and when is it published?

Roundtable100 is updated weekly and published each Friday after market close. According to Roundtable, the refreshed rankings are then distributed via TheStreet.com and multiple financial publications, reaching a global audience of investors seeking technology growth insights.

Which assets and exchanges are eligible for inclusion in Roundtable100 (RTB)?

Roundtable100 considers publicly traded tech-growth assets listed on U.S. accessible markets. According to Roundtable, eligible securities include equities on Nasdaq and the NYSE, plus digital assets available on U.S.-accessible exchanges such as Coinbase, reviewed from a broader universe of hundreds of candidates.

Who is on the Roundtable100 Tech Committee supporting Roundtable (NASDAQ: RTB)?

The Roundtable100 Tech Committee includes investors, analysts, and tech operators led by CEO James Heckman. According to Roundtable, members include Aly Madhavji, Walton Comer, Peter Schiff, Frank Holmes, Steven Fletcher, Sean Hagan, James Putra, Sam Badawi, John Divine, John Slazas, and Eyal Hertzog.

What technology sectors does Roundtable100 focus on for its RTB rankings?

Roundtable100 focuses on a wide range of tech-growth sectors. According to Roundtable, these include semiconductors, cloud and AI software, energy, cybersecurity, fintech, defense, healthcare tech, transportation, media and ad tech, e-commerce, and robotics, targeting companies positioned for technology-driven growth.