Dojima Network

Dojima Network is an interoperability-focused Layer 1 that consolidates fragmented chains, rollups and applications into a programmable execution layer, which it calls the Omnichain Web. Rather than wrapping assets in a bridge, it uses an Omni Sequencer to order cross-chain operations and enforce atomicity, a Proof Network that runs multiple proof systems on a modular zkVM to cryptographically verify execution, the Ragno Network that turns L1 nodes and liquidity into a decentralised marketplace, and the Hermes Chain for external connectivity and liquidity routing.

On the developer side sits the Builder Marketplace: applications declare a desired end state as an intent, and solvers plus AI agents compete to decompose, route and settle it, so logic does not have to be rewritten per chain. The framework is published as an arXiv paper, and Omni Rollups let Arbitrum Orbit, Linea and zkSync stacks compose across chains while keeping native logic. More than 100 protocols are integrated; a partnership with Linera brings microchain architecture into the Builder Marketplace, and a collaboration with Arthera embeds the infrastructure into its dApp development environment.