Second Article: Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP) Technology in the Lagrange Project
Zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) are one of the key technologies that enhance the privacy and security of data in the blockchain world.
The Lagrange project uses this technology to provide verifiable computing solutions, enabling decentralized applications to perform complex operations without revealing the original data.
What are zero-knowledge proofs?
Zero-knowledge proofs are a method that allows proving the validity of a certain piece of information without needing to disclose the information itself. In the context of blockchain, this technique is used to verify the validity of operations or data without revealing the details, thus enhancing privacy and security.
How does Lagrange use ZKP technology?
The Lagrange project uses zero-knowledge proofs technology through the ZK Prover Network, which consists of:
Gateways: They direct proof requests to the network.
Provers: They execute proof operations and send the results to the chain.
This design allows for the necessary scalability to support multiple decentralized applications.
Benefits of using ZKP in Lagrange
Performance Improvement: By performing operations off-chain, reducing the load on the network.
Enhanced Security: By validating operations without the need to disclose data.
Inter-chain compatibility: By supporting interoperability between different blockchain networks.
Source: From the official #lagrange documents.
Sources:
Official documents @Lagrange Official
Articles on zero-knowledge proofs
Web3 Reports and Decentralized Computing Technologies
