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The current real-time price of ROME is $1.035. In the past 24 hours, ROME has traded between $1.035 and $1.035, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of ROME is $1.35, and the all-time low is $0.5696.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of ROME over the past 1 hour is , over the past 24 hours is --, and over the past 7 days is --. These figures provide a quick overview of the latest price trends and market dynamics of ROME on LBank.-2.55%
The live price of ROME today is $1.035, with a current market cap of $926.340K. The 24-hour trading volume is 0.01394751. The price of ROME to USD is updated in real time.
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ROME is a decentralized, over-collateralized stablecoin backed by more than $1 of collateral for every token minted. It utilizes an arbitrage-friendly Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) model. When the price deviates from $1, arbitrageurs are incentivized to buy or sell ROME, restoring the peg through market mechanisms and automated smart contract enforcement.
Accepted collateral varies by ecosystem; for instance, LP tokens are used on the Waves network, while liquid staking derivatives are common on Cronos. ROME is decentralized, meaning it is backed by on-chain crypto assets managed by smart contracts rather than fiat currency held in a centralized bank account.
The Stability Pool acts as a backstop for the protocol's solvency. Users deposit ROME into the pool to absorb debt from liquidated positions. In exchange, stakers receive the liquidated collateral—often at a discount—along with protocol rewards. This mechanism allows users to earn yield while contributing to the stability of the ecosystem.
ROME is the liquid, tradable token used for transactions and liquidity. veROME (Vote-Escrowed ROME) is acquired by locking ROME for a predetermined duration. Holding veROME grants users governance voting power, higher staking multipliers, and a share of the protocol fees, which incentivizes long-term participation and alignment with the project’s growth.
Eligibility is generally based on historical on-chain activity, holding specific 'Imperia' NFTs, or being an early participant in associated ecosystems like TON or Solana. To maximize allocations, users are encouraged to lock their tokens for longer periods to increase reward multipliers and actively engage in governance voting.
The protocol maintains a liquidation threshold, typically between 110% and 150%. If a user's collateral value falls below this ratio, the Stability Pool liquidates the position to ensure the stablecoin remains fully backed. Furthermore, the project undergoes technical audits by security firms like CertiK and Halborn to mitigate smart contract risks.
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