Beyond Asset Cross-Chain: How Lagrange Achieves Trustworthy Flow of State

Web3's interoperability should not stop at 'tokens moving from chain A to chain B.' @Lagrange Official has made a breakthrough using zero-knowledge proof technology—it allows the 'state' of the blockchain (such as contract data, user permissions, AI model parameters) to flow across chains, and each step of the flow can be strictly verified, opening up new possibilities for multi-chain collaboration.

The value of this 'state cross-chain' is immeasurable. For example, KYC verification completed by a user on one chain can be directly reused on other chains through Lagrange's ZK proof, without needing to resubmit private information; another example is that the risk assessment model of DeFi protocols can generate unified proofs based on the asset states obtained across chains, achieving collaborative risk control for multi-chain assets. This capability transforms the multi-chain world from 'fighting alone' to 'collaborative fighting,' truly leveraging the composability advantages of Web3.

$LA tokens are the 'coordinators' of this collaborative network. Node staking $LA participates in the proof generation for state cross-chain, while the transaction fees for cross-chain operations are distributed in the form of LA, ensuring that the network has enough motivation to handle complex state interaction tasks. As the multi-chain ecosystem expands, the demand for LA will grow in sync with the frequency of cross-chain state interactions.

@Lagrange Official is redefining the interoperability standards of Web3. When blockchains can not only transmit value but also trustworthy state information, the ecological boundaries of Web3 will be completely broken.

#lagrange makes cross-chain not only about assets but also about the trustworthy sharing of state.

#lagrange 's state cross-chain technology is the core engine of multi-chain collaboration.

#lagrange is building: the next-generation protocol for Web3 interconnectivity.

#lagrange proves that true interoperability begins with the free flow of state.