The on-chain world has been playing a scam:
Claiming it can run everything, but every time things get a bit complicated—lag, crashes, high costs. And then developers pretend nothing happened, saying this is the price of decentralization.
Lagrange doesn't play this game; it lays its cards on the table: on-chain only handles verification, does not run logic, does not run AI, does not run those things that shouldn’t be run.
Real computation is all offloaded to the Coprocessor, then accompanied by a zero-knowledge proof, allowing the chain to only perform lightweight verification, with no gas hell and no TPS bottlenecks.
And LA is not meant to “empower”; it is the rule itself:
• With LA, you can place computation orders;
• With collateral, you can take on tasks;
• With holdings, you can participate in system evolution.
This is not a story; this is the cold logic of scalable computation.
Lagrange is not here to talk about the future; it is here to rewrite the present.