There are many players in the zero-knowledge track, but most projects focus only on a single aspect. For example, Risc Zero emphasizes the versatility of zkVM, Axiom focuses on on-chain historical data, and Space and Time provides data queries.
The advantage of Lagrange lies in its simultaneous construction of three core modules: ZK Prover Network, SQL co-processor, and DeepProve.
This full-stack layout allows Lagrange not only to provide outsourced proof for Rollups but also to offer trustworthy data for DeFi, and it can bring verifiable reasoning to AI applications. This means its potential market is much larger than that of single-point projects.
Because of this, Lagrange has quickly gained the trust of well-known partners such as Matter Labs, Base, and Frax. On the capital side, investments from top institutions like Founders Fund also confirm the market's recognition of its positioning. In the future, as the trend of AI+Web3 integration strengthens, single-point tools may gradually be phased out, while full-stack solutions like Lagrange will become mainstream in the industry.
