#LaGarange
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What is Lagrange?
Name Origin: The name Lagrange is inspired by the mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange's 'Lagrange points' (equilibrium points in astronomy), symbolizing its provision of stable and trusted connections in the blockchain ecosystem.
Lagrange is a decentralized blockchain infrastructure platform focused on leveraging **Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZK)** technology to solve computational and verification challenges in blockchain. Its core goal is to enable blockchain applications (like DeFi, cross-chain communication, AI reasoning, etc.) to efficiently and securely handle complex computations while maintaining decentralization and verifiability.
Lagrange's main products include:
1. ZK Prover Network: A decentralized proof generation network composed of multiple nodes (operated by top providers like Coinbase, Kraken, etc.), responsible for executing off-chain computations and generating zero-knowledge proofs.
2. ZK Coprocessor: A module supporting complex computations, allowing developers to query blockchain data in a SQL-like manner and verify results on-chain.
3. DeepProve (zkML): A zero-knowledge proof tool specifically designed for AI reasoning, ensuring that the computation results of AI models are verifiable and privacy-preserving.
In simple terms, Lagrange acts like a 'super computing assistant', helping the blockchain handle heavy computational tasks (like querying historical data, verifying AI reasoning), and then using zero-knowledge proofs to ensure the results are trustworthy, saving time, effort, and ensuring security.
