Lagrange and 'Data Sovereignty': Redefining the Ownership of On-Chain Information
When blockchain data is massively stored but difficult for users to control autonomously, Lagrange proposes an innovative direction: returning data to user sovereignty. Its decentralized data wallet not only aggregates users' transactions, assets, and other information across multiple chains but also allows users to selectively share data through private key authorization—such as only displaying part of the transaction records to specific DApps, thereby protecting privacy without affecting service usage.
As an ecological fuel, LA runs through the entire process of data storage, authorization, and circulation: users can earn LA rewards for storing data, while developers must pay $LA to access authorized data. This design truly links 'data value' to users. Perhaps this is what the Web3 data ecosystem should look like.
