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Have you ever thought: Blockchain is like a loudspeaker📣, all transactions and calculations must be 'shouted out' for the whole network to recognize them. But if it’s something like transfer amounts or AI model parameters, you can’t just announce it, right? What Lagrange is doing is like equipping the blockchain with a 'super brain that keeps secrets' — using zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) to ensure that calculations 'only provide results, without revealing the process', while still allowing the entire network to trust that the results are correct.
Why does blockchain need 'privacy experts'?🔒
Current blockchain computing is like having to stick all your scratch paper on the exam sheet — even for complex AI reasoning or cross-chain asset conversion, every step has to be public. This brings two major problems: