Root Protocol

Root Protocol is developing an operating system that serves as an intent-centric aggregator, encompassing digital identity, social networking, and more. This platform is designed to enable seamless access to Web3. Root Protocol comprises four primary components: the Root Operation Executor, Root Chain (Rollup), Root Account, and Root Indexer. Together, these components work harmoniously to facilitate effortless interoperability, scalability, and composability within the Web3 ecosystem.