Lagrange (LA) is a functional token with practical uses, serving the Lagrange Protocol, an infrastructure project focused on cross-chain data computation and zero-knowledge proofs. It is not a simple speculative token, but plays a key role in real on-chain applications. Developers need to consume LA tokens when using its ZK Coprocessor service, which is used to pay for computation and data validation fees; at the same time, LA can also be used for network node staking and protocol governance. As the demand for cross-chain interoperability and off-chain computation continues to grow, Lagrange's value in the foundational construction of Web3 is gradually being realized, and LA thus possesses intrinsic support for long-term development.
