I think the more interesting @RomeProtocol opportunity is what happens when EVM and Solana users start building around the same application. one idea i’d explore is a cross-ecosystem DAO treasury that lets both communities govern and execute decisions without splitting their operations. → MetaMask users create and vote on governance proposals → Phantom users participate in those same proposals → Solidity governance contracts call Solana programs to execute approved actions → both sides interact with one shared governance state hypothetically, a DAO operating across Ethereum and Solana could manage its treasury, approve deployments and coordinate ecosystem spending through one interface. naturally, shared execution is what makes this interesting. otherwise, connecting two wallets is just another interoperability feature. the bigger opportunity is letting both ecosystems participate in the same application logic without maintaining separate governance systems. that’s where Rome becomes relevant. Solidity calling Solana programs, with both wallet communities interacting around the same state, creates room for applications that would be difficult to build across isolated environments. I’d want to see someone take this idea into the Arena and turn it into a working product. one DAO. two ecosystems. one shared governance experience.