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  • Overview of Rome
    • Rome Scales Bitcoin
      • How Rome Scales Bitcoin
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      • How Rome Scales Ethereum
    • Rome Scales Rollups
      • How Rome Scales Rollups
    • Rome Provides Interop with Cosmos
      • How Rome Provides Interop with Cosmos
  • Nexus: Rome's Based Sequencer
    • How Nexus Works
    • Transaction Flow
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    • Rome SDK
    • Rome SDK Setup
      • Prepare Environment
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      • Run Rhea Example
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    • Remus: Cross-Rollup Atomicity
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  • L2 EVM Setup
    • Prepare Config
    • Download Repos
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    • Setup OP Geth Node
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    • Simple Transfers
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      • Setup AWS Server
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  • Rome EVM
    • How to use Rome EVM
    • RPC Information
    • Tutorial to deploy a smart contract on Rome EVM
  • Shared Sequencer
    • Atomicity
    • Rome Transactions
    • Rhea
    • Hercules
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  1. Shared Sequencer

Atomicity

Atomicity guarantees enabled by Rome

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Solana guarantees the execution of all transactions within a Rome transaction as atomic, meaning either all transactions that are part of this Rome transaction succeed or none of them succeed. It removes the risk of a transaction in the bundle reverting only on one chain.

This enables trust-less, non-custodial transactions for cross-rollup and cross-chain arbitrage, flash loans, and RWA applications.

Solana is the global state machine for rollups that use Rome, allowing the atomic composition, and ordering/execution of transactions.