Rollups, as an important direction for blockchain scalability, have become a standard feature of mainstream Layer 2 solutions. However, they still face a core issue: the proof generation is overly reliant on centralized computing power, making true decentralization unachievable. This not only brings risks of censorship but also compromises security and stability.
Lagrange's ZK Prover Network is addressing this pain point. Through a modular and distributed architecture, Rollups can outsource proof tasks to a decentralized Prover network instead of a single service provider. For example, ZKsync's Elastic Chain has signed a long-term cooperation agreement with Lagrange, outsourcing up to 75% of its proof requirements to the Lagrange network.
This means that future Rollups will not only be powerful in performance but will also possess stronger censorship resistance and network resilience. For users and developers, this is a decentralized scalability path that truly aligns with the spirit of blockchain. And Lagrange, because of this capability, has become an indispensable partner in the Rollup ecosystem.
