Lagrange (LA) sounds like a mathematical formula.
But in Web3, it is more like a combination of a 'cross-chain data courier + verifier'.
Many cross-chain projects face an old problem: how to securely, quickly, and cost-effectively transfer data from one chain to another, while ensuring that the receiving party can 100% confirm its authenticity? Lagrange uses ZK (Zero-Knowledge Proof) technology to dismantle and reorganize this problem, allowing data to be encrypted and confidential during transmission while still being verifiable. Its ZK Coprocessor acts as an off-chain computing engine, helping you package results to be sent to the target chain without exposing the original information, like stamping the data with an 'anti-counterfeiting seal'.
Lagrange also combines AI with ZK, making complex calculations and multi-chain interactions more automated. For developers, this means they can engage in cross-chain DApps with more confidence; for ordinary users, it means the cross-chain services they use will be faster, safer, and more worry-free.
