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Rome Protocol
Rome helps L2s and dApps use Solana’s speed by offering enshrined services for interoperability, shared sequencing, and EVM deployment on Solana.
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Rome Protocol
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Rome Protocol is a system that deploys Ethereum rollups as separate Neon EVM instances on Solana, using Solana as an execution layer and shared sequencer for rollup transactions.Category: Shared Sequencer
Rome L2 Stack
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Rome L2s is a stack for deploying EVM Layer 2s and EVM dApps on Solana, giving users Solana’s speed and costs while enabling interaction with SPL and ERC‑20 assets. It lets teams choose EVM implementations and run familiar Ethereum tooling to launch customizable environments and access multi‑chain liquidity.Category: L2
Rome SDK
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Rome SDK provides developers with tools for building cross-chain applications with atomic composability between Ethereum and Solana, featuring Remus for cross-rollup atomicity and Romulus for cross-chain atomic transactions.Category: Developer Tooling
Rome Interop
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Rome Interop is an SDK and finality layer that enables cross‑chain interoperability and atomic transaction composability between Solana and Ethereum. It helps developers build multi‑chain apps that coordinate actions across networks while keeping speed and security.Category: Cross-chain Infrastructure
Nexus
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Nexus is a based sequencing architecture that uses Solana to sequence transactions for Ethereum L2s. It adds fast ordering and atomic composability for Rome L2s and standard composability for non‑Rome L2s while maintaining Ethereum as the settlement layer.Category: Shared Sequencer