#lagrange @Lagrange Official Lagrange is a decentralized infrastructure protocol aimed at powering verifiable off-chain computation and multichain data access using zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs. Its architecture is composed of two core components:

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1. ZK Prover Network

A decentralized layer of independent provers — integrated notably with EigenLayer — and backed by over 85 institutional-grade operators. These provers generate ZK proofs for various applications including rollups, cross-chain messaging, and AI verification.    An on-chain “middleware” that allows smart contracts to perform SQL-like queries on blockchain data and verify results with ZK proofs. This dramatically increases efficiency and reduces gas costs.  

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The LA Token: Utility & Tokenomics

• Utility Roles:

• Used to pay for proof generation fees

• Enables staking and delegation, allowing token holders to support prover nodes and earn rewards

• Subsidizes provers through emissions

• Governance: holders influence fee Community & Ecosystem: ~34.8% (with 5% unlocked at TGE; rest linear over 48 months)

• Team & Early Contributors: ~25.4% (locked 12 months, then 24 months linear vesting)

• Investors: ~18.5% (same vesting schedule)

• Foundation: ~11.3%

• Airdrop: ~10% distributed in phases 

• Automatic Buybacks: When payments are made in other tokens (e.g., ETH, USDC), the protocol buys back LA, driving demand .