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    • Rome Provides Interop with Cosmos
      • How Rome Provides Interop with Cosmos
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  1. Overview of Rome

Rome Provides Interop with Cosmos

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  • Cosmos: Connected to the Rome through a bridge that transfers assets.

  • Rome Stack: Facilitates operations with two key aspects:

    • Interop (Primary): Enables cross-chain interoperability, particularly with Solana.

    • Scalability (Secondary): Enhances transaction capacity using the Rome Stack.

  • Composability:

    • For Rome Cosmos L2s: Provides atomic composability, ensuring transactions are completely executed or not at all, enhancing reliability.

    • For Non-Rome Cosmos L2s: Offers standard composability, allowing integration but without atomic guarantees.

  • Settlement on L1: Guarantees the final settlement and security of transactions on a primary Layer 1 blockchain.