A heavyweight new member has arrived in the Web3 world. Once launched, Lagrange has created a huge stir in the market, but it is fundamentally different from other coins that experience big pumps and big dumps.

Lagrange is not merely using artificial intelligence to create or hype concepts, but is dedicated to solving a key issue in the Web3 ecosystem: credibility verification. Its goal is to address three long-standing challenges through innovative technology:

1. Reliability of AI Results: Providing mathematical proof for AI outputs through zkML technology.
2. The authenticity of cross-chain data: Using Coprocessor technology to extract data and generate evidence.
3. The honesty of node execution: requires validators to stake assets and contribute computing power, ensuring accountability is traceable.

The core goal of these seemingly advanced technologies is actually quite simple: to provide a reliable verification mechanism for data and AI output in the on-chain world.

The LA token plays a central role in this ecosystem. It is not only a necessary tool for validators to participate in elections but also a medium for payment of network services. Node operators and restakers can earn rewards through LA. Additionally, LA can seamlessly integrate with EigenLayer, providing extra earnings for Ethereum validators.

The uniqueness of Lagrange lies in its focus not on flashy applications or hype concepts, but on embedding the credibility of ZK (zero-knowledge proofs) and AI into the blockchain. With simple SQL queries and LA tokens, users can obtain verified on-chain AI conclusions.

In the current Web3 ecosystem, Lagrange is not a fleeting hotspot, but rather the cornerstone of building a trusted digital world. It is not just about making people believe in technology, but also provides a verifiable and reliable infrastructure for the entire Web3 ecosystem.