The Lagrange Foundation is an independent entity wholly dedicated to the growth of the Lagrange ecosystem. Its main mission is to maintain and manage the Lagrange Prover Network, overseeing its daily operations. This network is designed to drive AI that is verifiable by design, ensuring transparency and trust in AI applications. In addition to its current contributions to verifiable AI, Lagrange technology also plays a vital role in enhancing scalability for ZK Rollups and enabling advanced coprocessing functionalities. Lagrange develops two main products: a decentralized ZK Prover Network and a ZK Co-processor. The ZK Prover Network is the first production-ready prover network in the industry, operated by leading names like Coinbase Cloud and Kraken. It significantly increases the liveness, security, and profitability of the rollup ecosystem. The ZK Co-processor, a SQL-based infrastructure, allows DeFi protocols to perform verifiable computations on large amounts of historical on-chain data, opening doors to complex use cases such as intricate liquidity-mining programs or advanced trading discounts on DEXs. The LA token is fundamental in this ecosystem. It is staked within the Lagrange Prover Network to determine the eligibility of provers to generate proofs. Provers bid in an auction to produce proofs, staking LA tokens as collateral to ensure liveness. If a prover fails, they face penalties, ensuring the reliability of the network. The fees associated with generating those proofs accumulate back to the provers and LA token stakers. Therefore, as more proofs are generated in the network, the rewards for staking LA increase. Additionally, the LA token will grant its holders governance rights, allowing them to vote on important changes to the protocol and treasury management within the project's DAO.