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𝗗𝗮𝘆 3 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗼𝗳 𝗟𝗮𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 $LA 𝗭𝗞 𝗰𝗼𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗿
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Alright, let's get straight into Day 3.
So far, we know Lagrange is a ZK-coprocessor (Day 1) that uses State Committees to perform massive off-chain computations (Day 2). This brings us to the most important question of all: how do we know the results from these committees are trustworthy?
The answer isn't about trusting the committee members themselves. It's about ensuring they have so much to lose that cheating would be financial suicide. This is achieved through the powerful mechanism of restaking.
❍ Security You Don't Build, You Borrow
Instead of spending years and billions of dollars trying to build its own trusted network of node operators, Lagrange does something much smarter: it borrows the immense security of Ethereum itself.
> This is made possible by protocols like EigenLayer.
Think of it like this: An elite team of security guards is already responsible for protecting a nation's gold reserve (this is like staked ETH securing Ethereum). Their jobs are extremely well-paid and respected. Lagrange, through EigenLayer, essentially offers these guards an extra, lucrative contract to also secure Lagrange's computational warehouse.
❍ The Power of "Skin in the Game"
Here’s why this is so secure:
🔸Opt-In Service: Ethereum stakers can choose to "restake" their ETH. By doing so, they agree to perform additional duties, such as running the computations for Lagrange's State Committees. In return, they earn extra fees.
🔸The Slashing Condition: This is the critical part. If a restaker participating in the Lagrange network acts maliciously, if they try to fake a calculation or cheat the system, they don't just lose their extra Lagrange earnings. Their original, core stake of ETH that secures the Ethereum network is at risk of being slashed, or confiscated.
@Lagrange Official #lagrange
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Alright, let's get straight into Day 3.
So far, we know Lagrange is a ZK-coprocessor (Day 1) that uses State Committees to perform massive off-chain computations (Day 2). This brings us to the most important question of all: how do we know the results from these committees are trustworthy?
The answer isn't about trusting the committee members themselves. It's about ensuring they have so much to lose that cheating would be financial suicide. This is achieved through the powerful mechanism of restaking.
❍ Security You Don't Build, You Borrow
Instead of spending years and billions of dollars trying to build its own trusted network of node operators, Lagrange does something much smarter: it borrows the immense security of Ethereum itself.
> This is made possible by protocols like EigenLayer.
Think of it like this: An elite team of security guards is already responsible for protecting a nation's gold reserve (this is like staked ETH securing Ethereum). Their jobs are extremely well-paid and respected. Lagrange, through EigenLayer, essentially offers these guards an extra, lucrative contract to also secure Lagrange's computational warehouse.
❍ The Power of "Skin in the Game"
Here’s why this is so secure:
🔸Opt-In Service: Ethereum stakers can choose to "restake" their ETH. By doing so, they agree to perform additional duties, such as running the computations for Lagrange's State Committees. In return, they earn extra fees.
🔸The Slashing Condition: This is the critical part. If a restaker participating in the Lagrange network acts maliciously, if they try to fake a calculation or cheat the system, they don't just lose their extra Lagrange earnings. Their original, core stake of ETH that secures the Ethereum network is at risk of being slashed, or confiscated.
@Lagrange Official #lagrange
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