Lagrange builds two core products: a decentralized ZK Prover Network and an SQL-based ZK Coprocessor. The Prover Network facilitates proof generation for ZK rollups and is already production-ready, operated by top institutions like Coinbase Cloud, Kraken, and OKX. It enhances rollup infrastructure by improving liveness, reducing costs, and increasing security. The ZK Coprocessor, on the other hand, allows DeFi protocols to verify complex, data-heavy computations over historical onchain data without gas constraints. This enables advanced use cases such as dynamic liquidity mining rewards, trading discounts, and funding rate calculations.

The LA token plays a central role in the Lagrange ecosystem. It is staked by Provers to participate in proof generation, with penalties like slashing imposed for failure to deliver on time, ensuring reliability and liveness. Proof fees are distributed to both Provers and LA stakers, creating strong economic incentives aligned with network performance. The LA token also supports decentralized governance, with decisions on protocol fees and treasury management made through DAO voting.

Lagrange is deeply integrated into leading ZK and modular ecosystems including ZKsync, Polygon, LayerZero, and EigenLayer. The network currently supports over 45,000 stakers via restaked ETH on EigenLayer, and its products have been used by more than 20,000 unique wallets. With over 100,000 community members and growing demand for scalable, verifiable computation, Lagrange is well-positioned to generate 8-figure annual protocol revenue and drive the next wave of ZK adoption.