Lagrange is like the "computational gatekeeper" of blockchain.
In the real world, banks are the gatekeepers of funds, and notaries are the gatekeepers of documents.
But in Web3, who guarantees that the computational results, cross-chain data, and AI reasoning are real?
The answer is Lagrange.
It uses ZK zero-knowledge proofs to add a "certificate" to each piece of data.
As a user, I can not only use it with peace of mind, but also participate in this system with the $LA token, becoming one of the gatekeepers.
This is the first time I feel that I can also protect the credibility of Web3.
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💬 What do you think is the most needed “gatekeeper” in Web3 scenarios?
