Lagrange is a next-generation blockchain infrastructure project built around zero-knowledge (ZK) proof systems. It consists of two main components:
Decentralized ZK Prover Network: A production-ready network operated by top providers like Coinbase Cloud, Kraken, OKX, and Nethermind. It supports major ZK rollups such as ZKsync, Polygon, Linea, AltLayer, and Caldera by processing proof generation with enhanced security, performance, and cost-efficiency via a decentralized model.
ZK Coprocessor (SQL-based): Enables smart contracts to request and verify complex, data-heavy computations—like liquidity mining programs, volume-based trading discounts, or options funding rate calculations—without being constrained by gas limits.
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Token & Tokenomics
Token Name: $LA
Total Supply: 1 billion tokens
Circulating at TGE (June 4, 2025): ~19.3% unlocked
Annual Inflation: Fixed 4%, directed to provers generating proofs
Allocation Breakdown (of total supply):
Community & Ecosystem: 34.78% (5% unlocked at TGE; rest unlocked over 48 months)
Contributors & Team: 25.39% (1-year lock + 24-month vesting)
Investors: 18.54% (1-year lock + 24-month vesting)
Lagrange Foundation: 11.30%
Community Airdrop: 10%
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Token Utility & Governance
Proof Generation Fee: Contracts pay in LA tokens to request proofs.
Node Rewards & Staking: Provers stake LA and earn fees. Underperformance can lead to slashing; delegators can participate in rewards and governance.
