Write a Twitter thread on Rome Protocol

About the Rome Protocol

Rome Protocol is building a shared sequencer network leveraging Solana. Shared sequencers solve the biggest problems for Ethereum’s rollup-centric future. Using Solana as a shared sequencer leverages a well-tested, secure, and high throughput network to solve these problems. We are building a shared sequencer that can be integrated with OP stack, Arbitrum Orbit, ZK rollups, etc. It is intended to be used for thousands of rollups.

Your Mission

Become an expert on Rome Protocol and summarize your findings in a Twitter thread with 8+ tweets. The ideal submission will

• Introduce Rome Protocol & share its background

• Explain how Rome Protocol will enable speed, high throughput, secure ordering of ethereum rollups using Solana

• Present an overview of the Rome Protocol

• Explain how Rome Protocol cross rollup and cross chain atomic transaction enables trust-less cross rollup/cross chain arbitrage for searchers and MEVs

• Identify the key stakeholders & the role they play in the Rome Protocol

• Make suggestions that can improve the Rome Protocol

Bonus points for

• Including memes, screenshots, infographics, etc 

Submission Requirements 

• Does your thread cover the points mentioned above? 

• Does your thread have at least 8 tweets?  

• Does your thread end with a CTA about the open positions at Rome? 

Judging Criteria

• Is your thread fun and engaging to read? 

• Did you avoid overly complex jargon?

• Did you explain concepts in a way a person new to crypto could understand?

Rewards

• 🏅First Prize: $600

• 🥈Second Prize: $400 

• 🥉Third Prize: $300

• 4th & 5th Prize: $100

Resources

• Website

• Twitter

• Mirror

• Other

• Open roles

Terms

Participation in this bounty is entirely voluntary. Bounties are a way to learn and dabble in opportunities to build in web3. These are neither full time jobs nor project based engagement. Please be advised that the sponsors will not have time for individualized feedback due to the number of entries they receive.