Solana's shared serializer Rome has completed a $9 million financing round, with Hack VC participating
ChainCatcher News, Solana shared sequencer Rome has completed a $9 million financing round. This round was participated by Hack VC, Polygon Ventures, HashKey, Portal Ventures, Bankless Ventures, Robot VC, LBank, Anagram, TRGC, Perridon Ventures and well-known angel investors including Anatoly Yakovenko,Nick White,Santiago Santos ,Comfy Capital,Austin Federa,and Jason Yanowitz.
Rome was founded by Anil Kumar and Sattvik Kansal with the aim of building Solana into a foundational network for shared sequencers and data availability (DA).
According to RootData,Rome Protocol is leveraging Solana to build a shared sequencing network. The throughput of Solana enables Rome to provide high-performance shared sorters. Rollups don't have to worry that outsourcing their block production will affect user experience.
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