What Lagrange addresses is not the problem of slow on-chain computation, but the issue of 'how to make on-chain believe in off-chain computation results'. This is crucial for the scalability of blockchain.
The Coprocessor architecture allows off-chain nodes to perform complex tasks such as AI inference, data processing, game logic, etc., and produce STARK proofs. On-chain only needs to verify this proof to ensure the result is correct, without recalculating or trusting a specific executor.
LA is the cornerstone of this trust mechanism:
• Taking on tasks requires staking LA to ensure node integrity
• Submitting tasks requires payment of LA as a service fee
• Errors or delays will result in the system confiscating the stake and partially destroying it
• Each transaction triggers deflation, making LA scarce in the long term
This is not just an auxiliary tool for blockchain, but a core facility that enables true collaboration between on-chain and real-world computation.
