#《Stop talking about 'off-chain verification as a narrative', this is real work, not just hot air》
Now a bunch of people keep saying things like 'off-chain verification is back',
'it's a new narrative', and it makes me want to smash my phone.
Those who say such things either haven't bothered to understand it,
or just Ctrl+C someone else's statements,
then paste a few slides, throw in a few buzzwords, and act like they're tech-savvy.
Do you really know what off-chain verification is for?
Do you know what off-chain compute and on-chain verify are?
Like Lagrange, which genuinely moves heavy computations off-chain,
and then uses proofs to send the results back to the main chain, reducing load, increasing efficiency, and maintaining security.
This isn't storytelling; this is what real people do every day, writing code and running benchmarks.
You may not care, but you have no right to smear it;
you may not participate, but please keep quiet and let others work.
Because there are still people in this world who are seriously doing the work,
they just speak less but do more.
