Do you know what drags the chain the most? It's not the number of users, nor the transaction frequency,
but rather — too much logic, yet still insisting on going on-chain.
Every complex calculation, AI reasoning, and cross-chain verification, if entirely dependent on smart contracts,
you are not building an application; you are constructing a self-combusting boiler.
🛠 Lagrange's Coprocessor offers an alternative choice:
Handle all heavy computations off-chain, and after processing, produce a zero-knowledge proof to be submitted on-chain. The chain only needs to verify this proof to trust the entire process.
No trust risk, no resource waste, no scalability hell.
🧾 And LA is the credit certificate that makes all of this run:
✔ Issue tasks → Pay with LA
✔ Accept tasks → Collateralize with LA
✔ Protocol governance → Vote with LA
This is not just a 'coin', but the 'common language' of Web3 computational layered logic.
Lagrange prevents the chain from overexerting itself, and LA allows integrity and efficiency to flow naturally.