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  1. Nexus: Rome's Based Sequencer

How Nexus Works

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Nexus combines Solana’s speed and Ethereum’s security to deliver fast, secure transaction sequencing for Ethereum rollups. It ensures reliable, guaranteed execution for a seamless blockchain experience.

Key Components

Nexus utilizes a architecture comprising OP Stack as well as Rome components such as op-node, rhea, hercules, op-proposer, op-batcher, and rome-evm.

This unique combination enables the creation of an Ethereum L2 that benefits from Solana’s sequencing efficiency while preserving Ethereum’s decentralized security model.