🔄 Still letting the chain run itself with AI? Running game logic by itself?
Then you can expect to pay explosive gas fees, face node congestion, and scare away users.
Lagrange chooses a path that is not romantic but pragmatic:
Don’t put things on the chain that shouldn’t be there; complex calculations are handled by the Coprocessor, which processes off-chain and provides you with a zero-knowledge proof, while the chain only verifies if the results are correct.
Trust not in people, but in mathematics; this is the trust logic that Web3 should embody.
💡 And LA is the economic operating system for this process:
• Issuing tasks? You need to use LA.
• Receiving tasks? You need to stake LA.
• Changing protocol parameters? You need to have LA voting rights.
This is not a wrapped game of governance tokens, but the conditions under which the entire logic of off-chain wisdom × on-chain trust can hold.
Instead of speculating on narratives, it’s better to build the mechanisms that can support those narratives.
Lagrange is that mechanism, and LA is your entry code to participate.