Every public chain is vying for 'can we do more',
but Lagrange asks: 'Is it possible to do just the right amount?'
Because the strength of the chain is consensus and verification, not running models, playing simulations, or processing millions of data.
While everyone is pushing for on-chain AI and on-chain games, Lagrange takes a different approach—handing complex computations to the Coprocessor, processing them off-chain to produce zero-knowledge proofs, with the chain only responsible for verification, no longer doing heavy lifting.
This is the engineering rationality of Web3.
The LA token is an indispensable regulator in this entire process:
• It is the payment unit for using computational power;
• It is the deposit and guarantee for accepting tasks;
• It is the voting right to govern the entire protocol.
You can think of it as the 'memory + CPU + contract signature' in the computational order of Web3—integrated into a single token.
