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Remus: Cross-Rollup Atomicity

How Remus bundles transactions for atomic execution across rollups.

Remus provides the ability to create atomic cross-rollup transactions.

An application can create or pick up multiple transactions from different rollups and compose them into a single atomic Rome transaction.

This Rome transaction is submitted to Solana for synchronous execution across all referenced rollups.

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