最新报道：Lagrange is building an infinite proving layer for Web3 – a decentralized zero-knowledge (ZK) infrastructure that enables verifiable proofs across cross-chain data, DeFi, and AI inference. With a newly launched LA token, backed by a $17.2M raise and already listed on Binance, Coinbase, and others, Lagrange aims to scale cryptographic verification and establish itself as the foundational backbone for verifiable AI through its ZK Prover Network, ZK Coprocessor, and DeepProve zkML system.In this Binance News interview, Lagrange’s team explains how proof demand drives token economics, what real-world integrations (like the 15M LA Binance HODLer Airdrop and partnerships) mean for users, and how Lagrange plans to move from ZK curiosity to Web3 necessity.1. How would you briefly explain Lagrange’s mission to Binance users who are just discovering the LA token?Lagrange is building the cryptographic foundation for verifiable AI. Our mission is to make sure that every AI decision – whether it’s a prediction, a classification, or an autonomous action – is provable with cryptographic verification. Lagrange’s DeepProve allows anyone to prove that an AI system ran the right model and gave the correct answer. With the LA token, you’re not just investing in infrastructure, you’re powering a decentralized proving network that brings transparency and accountability to AI, DeFi, and cross-chain data.2. What was missing in existing blockchain or oracle models that compelled you to invent a decentralized ZK proving network?Traditional oracles and rollups can verify what happened, but they can’t prove why or how. That distinction is critical in AI. We need to verify the logic behind an AI model’s output without exposing sensitive data or weights. That’s why we built the Lagrange Prover Network to be optimized for offchain AI inference, SQL queries, and complex cross-chain state – none of which were feasible with legacy infra.3. You call Lagrange an “infinite proving layer.” What does that architecture enable that current ZK rollups and oracles cannot?Rollups prove execution; Lagrange proves anything. By decoupling proof generation from execution environments, we can verify AI inferences, large-scale SQL joins, and historical cross-chain state. This unbounded proving capacity is what allows us to serve emerging AI applications while still supporting core crypto primitives like bridges and DeFi oracles.4. Lagrange runs a decentralized ZK Prover Network on EigenLayer. Who are the operators, how is proof liveness enforced, and what role do LA token holders play in maintaining reliability?Our operators are a globally distributed set of provers who are committed to producing and verifying ZK proofs. Liveness is enforced via our proof orchestration layer, and LA token holders will soon be able to delegate to top-performing nodes. This aligns incentives: more demand for verifiable AI → more proofs → more rewards for reliable operators.5. The ZK Coprocessor is meant for off-chain, verifiable computation (like SQL, cross-chain state). Can you walk us through a user’s journey—from query to proof validation?Imagine a DAO wants to verify a governance snapshot from a remote chain. They submit a query to the ZK Coprocessor. Our system fetches the state, runs a computation off-chain (like a SQL join), and then produces a ZK proof that’s validated onchain. The result is a fully verifiable snapshot – auditable and composable with smart contracts.6. DeepProve (zkML) lets smart contracts verify AI inferences without revealing input data. Why does this matter, and how are you enabling secure AI inference at scale?This is the heart of our work. As AI systems start to govern access to capital, healthcare, and defense infrastructure, we need to prove why they made a decision. DeepProve enables this by generating zero-knowledge proofs of ML inference – preserving privacy, guaranteeing correctness, and anchoring trust in math. We provide the infrastructure needed to make AI verifiable by design.7. The LA token aligns proof demand with token demand. How does LA’s economic model work—specifically around proof fees, staking, and delegation?Every proof generated through Lagrange requires a fee paid in LA, USDC, or another token of choice (if paid in another token, the fee is exchanged to LA). These fees are then distributed to node operators and delegators. Delegation via DARA (our pioneering auction mechanism) ensures that the incentives of clients and provers are aligned.8. You’re launching delegation to node operators via DARA (Dynamic Adaptive Resource Allocation). How does DARA match tasks to operators while preserving decentralization and efficiency?DARA is a double-auction system that matches proof requests to the best-suited node operators. Clients submit bids; provers submit asks. DARA selects the most efficient matches and sets a fair clearing price, ensuring both sides are truthful and incentivized. This model is critical for scaling zkML and verifiable AI. It rewards operators running specialized hardware, encourages efficient allocation of compute, and gives LA holders a way to delegate to high-performing provers.9. Binance users participated in a 15M LA airdrop based on BNB HODLing. Moving forward, how can holders monetize LA—will staking, delegation, or Binance Earn integrations provide yield?Holders can monetize their LA tokens through staking and delegation. Staking is currently the primary yield-generating mechanism, offering a 10% APY with a 1-year lock, as already announced. Delegation is also supported, though it doesn’t provide yield by default at this time. We're exploring future integrations, including potential opportunities with platforms like Binance Earn, to expand utility and reward options for LA holders.10. Beyond AI, what real-world use cases are chaining together Lagrange’s ZK infrastructure? Can you highlight one example from DeFi or cross-chain interoperability that’s already live or coming soon?One exciting use case is verifiable cross-chain price feeds for decentralized options protocols. These require historical data from multiple chains, stitched together and proven trustlessly. With Lagrange, they can verify every data point without relying on a centralized oracle – bringing DeFi closer to institutional-grade auditability.11. Partnerships with protocols like 0G Labs and Matter Labs are live. How do these collaborations expand Lagrange’s footprint across rollups, ecosystems, and real-world computing demand?We’re integrating our zkML and ZK Coprocessor tech into multiple rollup stacks. With 0G, we’re building AI-native infrastructure from the ground up. With Matter Labs and others, we’re enabling cross-chain verification of AI outputs and data states. Each partnership is a vector for expanding the surface area of verifiable computation across Web3 and beyond.12. How are you addressing skepticism about ZK hype? What proof do you have—or will provide—that Lagrange’s infrastructure is production-grade and scalable?We don’t believe in hype. We believe in proofs. We’ve already partnered with several enterprise and Web3 projects to expand DeepProve's capabilities for proving AI inferences with ZK technology, shared our core research on ZK at top academic conferences (SBC 2023 and SBC 2025), and partnered with major enterprise companies like NVIDIA and Intel. DeepProve has already verified millions of off-chain computations – soon, DeepProve zkML will be able to support the world's most used LLM models.13. Over the next year, what milestones—including zkML v2, SQL tooling, and SDK releases—should users track closely?Over the next year and beyond, users can expect the rollout of DeepProve’s expanded proving capabilities—including verifiable inference for leading LLMs like LLaMA, Claude, and Gemini—as well as core research introducing new proof types such as Proofs of Training, Fine-Tuning, Fairness, and Reasoning. These advancements will enable safe, auditable AI in high-stakes industries like defense, healthcare, and finance. On the infrastructure side, watch out for major milestones including hardware acceleration with key partners, SDK and API releases, SQL tooling for developers, and the horizontal scaling of DeepProve through parallel proving. Together, these developments position Lagrange to lead the evolution of verifiable AI across enterprise, Web3, and beyond. You can learn more about Lagrange’s upcoming milestones in the roadmap.14. And finally, if Lagrange succeeds, how do you envision trust, data verifiability, and AI being used in decentralized applications by 2030?By 2030, AI will be everywhere – and so will its risks. Lagrange exists to make AI accountable. I envision a world where any AI system, whether it’s allocating loans or piloting drones, must generate a cryptographic receipt – a ZK proof of what it did and how. That’s how we build safe, composable, and verifiable intelligence across the decentralized web.