In the blockchain world, the island effect has always been a major issue. Data and assets on different chains are difficult to interoperate, leading to a fragmented user experience.
Lagrange provides a cross-chain verification method based on zero-knowledge proofs, allowing one chain to securely prove the state of another chain. Traditional cross-chain solutions often rely on multi-signatures or centralized relays, which carry trust risks.
Lagrange replaces trust with mathematical proof, enabling users to quickly verify events occurring on the source chain from the target chain. This not only enhances security but also significantly improves cross-chain efficiency.
More importantly, this method allows application developers to design multi-chain interaction logic more freely, without worrying about excessive security costs. For scenarios like DeFi and GameFi that require frequent cross-chain interactions, Lagrange is undoubtedly a new breakthrough. It is not about building a bridge but rather establishing a mathematical highway for cross-chain interactions.
