- Enter the Arena
- Airdrop unconfirmed
- Chain: Own chain, Ethereum, Solana
Rome Protocol Airdrop Details
Rome Protocol has no token or confirmed airdrop yet. Its newest program is Arena, a builder and ambassador program on mainnet where every contribution gets recorded.
Arena has two tracks. Builders register an app, link its contracts and take it from testnet to live. Ambassadors log their posts on X, the events and workshops they run, and the builders they bring in. Both tracks earn Laurels, which are Rome’s record of each participant’s activity.
On the ambassador track, each post on X earns 25 points, and inviting a builder earns more. Posting alone only goes so far, though: the ambassador track expects you to host events to earn properly.
Builder apps climb three ranks (Legionary, Patrician and Pontifex Maximus) based on users or value locked, plus transactions. Grants exist but are never automatic. Any team with an app built on testnet can apply, and the Rome team decides on each one case by case.
A recorded history of activity is the kind of data projects often use for a later distribution, so Arena is the main thing to do on Rome right now. Rome has not said whether Laurels will count toward a token.
Latest Update: Rome launched Arena, a builder and ambassador program on mainnet that rewards activity with Laurels.
How to Participate in the Rome Arena
- Sign in to Arena
- Go to Rome Arena
- Sign in with a wallet or an email
- Pick how you want to join: as an ambassador, as a builder, or both
- Earn as an Ambassador
- Post about Rome on X and log each post in Arena (25 points per post)
- Invite builders to put their apps on Rome for extra points
- Host events or workshops and log them, since the ambassador track is built around events
- Earn as a Builder
- Follow the Rome quickstart to deploy a first Solidity contract on Hadrian, Rome’s public testnet
- Get test USDC from the Circle faucet, because gas on Hadrian is paid in USDC and Rome has no faucet of its own
- Register your app in Arena and link its contracts
- Take the app live on Rubicon, Rome’s mainnet, and grow its users and transactions to climb the ranks
- Learn the Stack
- Work through Rome Academy, twelve lessons from a first contract to an app for EVM and Solana wallets
- Use Rome’s Live Apps
- Try mainnet apps built by Rome, such as Portus for lending USDC on Solana from an EVM wallet and Rome Bridge
- Check Civitas to see how your wallets have used Rome’s products
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Rome Protocol?
Rome Protocol is a Solana-based infrastructure layer designed to connect multiple blockchains into a unified ecosystem. The project functions as the foundational infrastructure that enables seamless cross-chain interactions, allowing users to send transactions across networks like Ethereum and Bitcoin as if they were part of a single system.
Built on Solana’s high-performance blockchain, Rome Protocol aims to scale activity to thousands of transactions per second while maintaining low costs and ensuring secure settlement on Layer 1 blockchains.
The protocol distinguishes itself through its narrative approach, positioning itself as the infrastructure that connects the entire onchain empire. Rather than operating as isolated blockchain networks, Rome Protocol creates the “roads, aqueducts, and markets” that unite different chains into one cohesive civilization.
Founded by Anil Kumar (formerly of Binance and Paradigm) and Sattvik Kansal (ex-Google, Stanford), Rome Protocol secured $9 million in seed funding in July 2024, led by Hack VC with participation from Portal Ventures, Hashkey Capital, and other notable investors including Solana co-founder Austin Federa.
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Funding
$9M
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Overview
- Website: rome.builders
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