Cross-chain has always been a pain point in Web3, but the ZK solution brought by Lagrange is changing this landscape. It is not just a cross-chain protocol, but a future-oriented multi-chain collaborative infrastructure.

In the traditional model, cross-chain relies on relayers, bridges, or multi-signatures, all of which are focal points for security risks. Lagrange's 'ZK Coprocessor' directly verifies the correctness of cross-chain data through mathematical proofs, eliminating the need to trust third parties. This means that even as ecosystems become increasingly complex, cross-chain can still maintain security and efficiency.

For DeFi, this means users can call liquidity across different chains and combine yield strategies; for NFTs and gaming, this means cross-chain assets can flow seamlessly, no longer locked on a single chain. These real-world application scenarios give Lagrange's technology strong practicality.

In terms of the economic model, the LA token serves three main functions: payment, staking, and governance, supporting network operation while incentivizing community participation. As the multi-chain world gradually matures, Lagrange is expected to become that invisible 'underlying operating system'. #Lagrange @Lagrange Official $LA