$LA: Not gas, but controls the lifeline of the ZK verification network
The biggest issue with the ZK network has never been the algorithm, but rather 'who calculates, how it is allocated, and how it is verified'.
$LA is working on a 'off-chain task governance protocol': only those who stake are qualified to compete for proof tasks, and after nodes complete the task, they use ZK proofs for on-chain verification, with revenue determined by the amount of computation.
This design means that the more busy the verification network is, the more valuable $LA becomes.
0.35 USD is merely an initial price for an 'unlaunched network'.
In the future, as task density increases and verification efficiency optimizes, the entire economic model will enter a phase of active absorption. A threefold increase is a reasonable underestimation for correction.
This is not a gas fee; it is the off-chain computation scheduling right.