Data Sovereignty Returns to Users: How Lagrange Makes Privacy Data 'Monetizable Without Leaking'
In the Internet era, your data has always been profiting in 'dark boxes' — platforms use your browsing history to push advertisements and analyze consumption habits, yet have never shared the profits with you. Lagrange #Lagrange proposes: In the Web3 era, data should return to user ownership, and through zero-knowledge proof (ZK) technology, achieve 'monetization of data without leaking privacy'.
The implementation method is clever and efficient: for example, if you want to sell health data to pharmaceutical companies for research, the traditional model either completely leaks privacy (data exposure) or gives up the transaction due to privacy concerns (missing out on profits). However, through Lagrange's ZK technology, you can generate proof: 'My data meets the characteristics of '30-40 years old, no chronic diseases', and pharmaceutical companies only need to verify the proof's validity to confirm the data's value and pay to purchase the 'characteristic proof', without needing to view specific medical records.
Furthermore, for creators' copyright protection: you can use ZK to prove 'this painting is my original work', without needing to disclose drafts or the creative process, and after the NFT platform verifies the proof, rights can be confirmed, preventing plagiarism while protecting creative privacy. Even for office workers' resumes: by demonstrating proof of 'I have 5 years of blockchain experience', employers can confirm qualifications without viewing the complete resume, avoiding information misuse.
$LA is the 'settlement medium' for all this — data transactions and proof generation are all paid in LA, and holders can also vote to decide data transaction rules. @Lagrange Official builds a fairer world with technology: your data should be controlled by you, and the profits earned should belong to you. #lagrange may just be the project that turns 'data sovereignty' from a slogan into reality.
