Unified Liquidity: All Roads Lead to ROME
Euclid Protocol x Rome Protocol: Bringing SOL to Unified Liquidity
We’re excited to announce our latest integration: Euclid Protocol is partnering with Rome Protocol to bring Solana (SOL) into our Unified Liquidity ecosystem. This collaboration strengthens our vision of seamless cross-chain liquidity and enhances accessibility for users across multiple networks.
Why Rome Protocol?
Rome Protocol is pioneering a new era of composability and scalability for Solana. By integrating with L2s, appchains, rollups, and network extensions, Rome allows them to leverage Solana’s speed, low costs, and sovereignty while maintaining seamless interoperability. A deep dive on the Rome tech stack can be found here.
With this integration, Builders on Rome will be able to tap into Euclid’s Unified Liquidity Layer — making bootstrapping a rollup even easier..
What This Means for Rome Users
- Access to Additional Liquidity: Trade and interact with liquidity via Euclid.
- Seamless Cross-Chain Interactions: Rome’s infrastructure ensures smooth interoperability between Solana and other networks in Euclid’s Unified Liquidity framework.
- Expanded Ecosystem: More assets, more liquidity, and more opportunities for DeFi users.
Euclid Protocol’s mission is to remove the “zero-sum game” in DeFi caused by fragmented ecosystems. Collaborating with Rome is that mission turning into action. When blockchains operate as silos, it makes it difficult for users and assets to move between them. Euclid is integrating over 50+ chains under one protocol, ensuring users can transfer assets, data, and liquidity seamlessly. Enabling and extending Solana to Euclid was a major ambition for us, we’re delighted to work with Rome to make that a reality.
— Euclid Founder & CEO, Georges Chouchani
A Step Toward the Future of Cross-Chain Liquidity
At Euclid, we are committed to building the most connected and accessible DeFi ecosystem. Partnering with Rome Protocol brings us one step closer to a fully interoperable, seamless trading experience across multiple networks.
