Lagrange (LA), a ZK‑proof platform integrating AI and off‑chain compute, is trading around $0.35, up ~3–4% over the last 24 h, with a market cap near $68 million on ~$52 million daily volume.
Despite its recent Binance listing and HODL airdrop event on July 9, the token initially surged over 20%—only to crash nearly 73% afterward before stabilizing near $0.64 amid consolidation.
To underpin value, the Lagrange Foundation announced a strategic buyback initiative around July 14. This move aims to reduce volatility, support token demand, and increase transparency through regulated custody—announced by founder Ismael Hishon‑Rezaizadeh
Meanwhile, token utility continues growing: LA fuels a decentralized ZK prover network and DeepProve zk‑ML solutions, highlighted in ecosystem upgrades and AI partnerships
Bottom line: price remains volatile post‑exchange listing; the buyback is a confidence signal, backed by sustained tech momentum.
