Funding and trust are the dual wheels of infrastructure projects. Lagrange recently completed tens of millions of dollars in financing (reports indicate about $17.2 million), supporting its expansion into the commercialization stage of verifiable AI and cross-chain proofs; at the same time, increased listing activities on top exchanges and HODLer activities have expanded user coverage and initial liquidity.  
Security and third-party assessments are also important: industry research and exchange research reports emphasize Lagrange's participation with major validators/cloud services (such as Coinbase Cloud, Kraken, etc.) in the Prover Network, which both enhances credibility and reduces early network single point of failure risks. Related research and exchange interpretations suggest that if these institutional resources can be tied up long-term, it would significantly accelerate enterprise adoption of proof services.  
However, marketization also brings governance challenges: how to balance the commercialization offerings of provers, the affordable fees for users, and the governance rights of token holders in an open network is a question that Lagrange must answer. Short-term project actions (listings, airdrops, buyback discussions) will affect prices, and more attention needs to be paid to "long-term revenue return" rather than first-day market fluctuations.  
