Most people think of ZK tech as just a scaling tool.
Lagrange is rewriting that playbook with the ZK Coprocessor.
This isn’t about speeding up transactions—it’s about unlocking an entirely new design space.
Here’s the breakthrough:
👉 The ZK Coprocessor can read the state of multiple blockchains (Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, etc.), run computations on that aggregated state, and then produce a single proof that anyone can verify.
What does that mean in practice?
A DeFi protocol could track and react to conditions across ten chains at once—all without trust assumptions.
An AI model could generate results, prove them on-chain, and make them tamper-proof.
And it’s not just theory. Participants stake $LA to bid on proof-generation tasks, creating a competitive, decentralized marketplace for ZK computation.
The result?
A future where cross-chain apps, verifiable AI, and scalable DeFi are powered by the same engine.
Lagrange isn’t just middleware—it’s the missing link that makes truly interoperable Web3 possible.
The next generation of apps won’t just run on-chain.
They’ll run on Lagrange.
