Rome

All Roads Lead to Rome
Compose with Solana
Scale with Solana

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

https://t.co/hlrxR1Mv9C

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Unchanged @aave V3 and V4 runs on @solana for Solana users and EVM single market for both. We need to aave on solana check integration on solana devnet https://t.co/suVP4FS2xe

@StaniKulechov

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Docs: https://t.co/gVbIfEjfa6
Code: https://t.co/GK5RhW3Gpk

This is DevNet. tROME has no value, and Rome runs the services today.

Tell us what you build, and where it breaks.

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Ostia is live on Canton DevNet: a ZK EVM on Canton. Every block is proven and settles on Canton.

Deploy Solidity. Move tokens between Ostia and Canton. Open source, Apache-2.0, open to all.

@CantonNetwork @CantonFdn @CantonArmy
https://t.co/sd5s1nJm9v

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

https://t.co/0xUt2S1HgZ

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Builders: take 1 tROME a day from the faucet, or 100 tROME when you sign in with GitHub.

Deploy with Foundry or Hardhat. Chain id 770101. Compose with Canton assets. Watch every block settle on the explorer's External calls page.

https://t.co/VUvwDbkEfN

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

https://t.co/0xUt2S1HgZ

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Solana and EVM one market

[Hack VC @hack_vc]

Crypto’s two largest application ecosystems still operate like separate worlds.

Builders duplicate products, institutions duplicate controls, and users and capital remain fragmented.

@RomeProtocol is turning that boundary into one connected market.

[Meow @meo_testnet]

What if a developer using MetaMask could create a task that a Phantom user completes directly on Solana, with the result settled through one shared application?

I'd build Atomic Bounty Board on @RomeProtocol.

A Solidity contract would manage task creation and completion, while calling a Solana program atomically to verify the required onchain action. Both wallet communities would interact with the same application state.

The interesting part is that the task only succeeds when both sides of the execution work together. That's a use case I would want to explore on Rome.

[Quynn @quynncrypto]

cross-chain gaming is still more fragmented than it needs to be.

if i built on @RomeProtocol, i'd make CrossChain Chess.

one shared chess arena where ETH and SOL players can compete against each other.

→ Connect MetaMask or Phantom
→ Create a match or challenge another player
→ Play on the same chessboard with identical rules
→ Record every move through shared application logic
→ Verify match results and store game history
→ Track wins, losses and rankings on one leaderboard
→ Replay previous matches to review each player's strategy

no separate games. no divided player bases. just one chess arena where everyone competes under the same rules.

the interesting part is that Rome could allow both ecosystems to interact with the same game logic, rather than maintaining separate environments for ETH and SOL users.

this could be a simple starting point for more complex cross-chain games in the future.

hey SOL player, would you like to challenge an ETH player?

lets build it, fren. see you at the Arena

→ https://t.co/uuCoUHaMZ3

[CryptoBusy @CryptoBusy]

I've always wondered why using DeFi across different chains still feels so complicated.

Imagine having ethereum:native in MetaMask and wanting to use a lending app on @solana

You'd usually have to bridge funds, switch wallets, and figure out where to go next.

So here's an app I'd like to see built on @RomeProtocol

One dashboard where @MetaMask and @phantom users can access Solana lending markets, compare borrowing rates, and manage their positions.

I'd call it RomeLend.

You connect your wallet, see available lending options, and choose where to deposit or borrow without jumping between multiple apps.

Rome already connects EVM applications with Solana, so I think this would be a useful way to put that infrastructure to work.

Would you use something like this?

[Leon @LeonWgmii]

Building an idea for @RomeProtocol this week.

I wanted something small enough to prototype, but specific enough that it only makes sense on Rome.

So I started designing BountyLane:
a cross-wallet bounty app where MetaMask users can post jobs and Phantom users can complete them through one shared escrow flow.

Here’s the build breakdown ↓

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

@XNXX_EN @nordin_eth aave v3 and v4 on solana open to both evm and solana give it a try. https://t.co/suVP4FS2xe

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

@nordin_eth aave v3 and v4, open to both evm and solana testnet only. https://t.co/suVP4FS2xe give it a try.

[anil @anilkumarRome]

Try @aave on @solana with your Solana wallet, and EVM wallet
https://t.co/scDdWDTHTu

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

See the collection on Magic Eden: https://t.co/ozo2pFiSMj

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Imperia: Rome Citizens is Rome's Genesis NFT collection on Solana.

Senators, gladiators and soldiers of Rome. The citizen you hold appears on your Civitas Laurels page and your Arena profile.

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

The code is open:
Solidity SDK: https://t.co/k4dgNNE4eM
TypeScript SDK: https://t.co/OMaHXHPRgm
Dev CLI and MCP server for AI agents: https://t.co/1L1LaFfK6Z
Questions: https://t.co/qsfdtWdd03

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Rome makes EVM and Solana one market.

Arena is live. Put your app on Rome or become an ambassador. Both earn Laurels, records of activity.

Start here, in four steps:
https://t.co/wVhGx5jCUK

[Rome @RomeProtocol]

Not building? Become an ambassador. Bring builders and people to Rome through events, workshops and posts on X, and record it in Arena.
https://t.co/wVhGx5j55c