The value foundation of $LA is real demand rather than an inflation game
In the crypto market, the bubble of "high annual returns" is common — project teams rely on unlimited token issuance to maintain rewards. Behind seemingly attractive returns lies the continuous dilution of token value, often leaving retail investors trapped and helpless. However, Lagrange (#Lagrange ) has chosen a completely different path: every cent of $LA's earnings comes from real network demand, not artificially created inflation.
The underlying logic of this model is clear and solid: Lagrange's ZK proof network is "useful infrastructure." When developers use its SQL co-processor to query on-chain data, the fees generated are either used to burn LA (reducing circulation) or distributed to stakers; when AI projects achieve privacy inference through DeepProve, the fees paid will be directly used to repurchase $LA , benefiting all holders; even the verification services (AVS) provided by nodes are rewarded from real business income, not newly minted tokens.
More importantly, LA's annual inflation rate is strictly limited to 4% — this means that the main source of rewards must rely on the actual activity of the network. For example, when a DeFi project uses Lagrange for cross-chain asset verification, the transaction fees flow to LA stakers; when companies use zkML to process sensitive data, the fees paid directly solidify the value foundation. This model of "the more prosperous the business, the richer the returns" is far more sustainable than the trick of "printing money to distribute benefits."
Holding $LA essentially means holding the "value dividend rights" of the Lagrange ZK ecosystem. In an era where the entire Web3 is anxious about privacy and verifiability, the network built by @Lagrange Official is becoming a necessity. #lagrange proves through practice that the value of high-quality tokens should not rely on speculation, but should stem from the true essence of "being needed."
