Rome Protocol lets solidity contracts run directly inside solana, so a defi app doesn’t have to choose between EVM and Solana or depend on a bridge to connect the two as a proof point, Compound and Aave were deployed on @RomeProtocol testnet with no changes to their code someone using EVM and someone using Solana interact with the same lending market and the same state, so liquidity from both ecosystems flows in one pool instead of being split those contracts can also call Solana programs atomically, which means an EVM lending protocol can tap native Solana defi with a single transaction. and for lending markets it usually fragment liquidity between chains so it’s a meaningful change Check their live apps at https://t.co/GE9ocNNyqv