Why is this ZK project worth the attention of BNB holders, with airdrop to account and AI support? Recently, a group of BNB holders quietly received an airdrop from a ZK project called Lagrange, with a total amount exceeding $5 million. Today's article will help you clarify what it does, its reliability, and its relationship with BNB. What is Lagrange? Simply put, Lagrange is a protocol that uses zero knowledge proof (ZK) technology to solve blockchain computing problems. Its goal is very direct: to make calculations faster and cheaper, while also verifying whether each step is correct. It is not fighting alone. The underlying layer of Lagrange is a network called ZK Prover Network, which provides proof computing services specifically for Rollups such as ZKsync and Polygon. That is to say, Rollup doesn't have to struggle with calculations on its own, it can delegate tasks to Lagrange's network quickly and cost effectively. What's even more interesting is that it also integrates the re staking mechanism of EigenLayer, which means that nodes can not only work on the Lagrange network, but also reuse staking assets on the EigenLayer - maximizing capital efficiency. Not only ZK, it's also working on AI To be honest, there are many projects calling themselves "ZK+AI" now, but most of them still remain at the level of slogans. Lagrange seems to have done some practical work. It has launched a ZKML tool library called DeepProve, with the goal of enabling AI inference processes to be verified on chain. what do you mean? For example, if an AI recommends an investment portfolio to you, you can use this library to prove that it has indeed run past that model, rather than being blindly written in the background. No one can say for sure whether this thing will be of great use in the future, but one thing is certain: the integration of blockchain and AI is still very early, and whoever first runs the verification mechanism will occupy a pit. What exactly does it come from? First, let's take a look at the background. Lagrange has completed a $17.2 million financing round, with investors including established cryptocurrency funds such as 1kx and Fenbushi, and partners including Coinbase Cloud and Kraken, which is quite impressive. Ecologically, it has connected over 2.3 million wallets on ZKsync, and the community has also accumulated a scale of 100000 people - not a giant, but a considerable size, which proves that it is not just talk on paper. What did BNB holders receive? The most realistic benefit: the airdrop has already been credited. Binance distributed a total of 15 million LA (1% of the total supply) worth approximately $5.46 million to BNB holders in the 26th HODLer airdrop. As long as you hold BNB through Simple Earn or on chain methods between June 22nd and 25th, it's basically like 'doing nothing and getting a lot of money for nothing'. And these LAs can't just lie down, they support staking to earn 4% annualized and using the Prover network to earn computational rewards For most people, this is at least a configuration of 'taking while making some profit'. What positive impact does this have on BNB? Don't forget, Lagrange's technology can improve Rollup efficiency and support AI application on chain, which are exactly the directions BNB Chain wants to do but has not been able to do well. If Lagrange's tools can be introduced by BNB Chain (such as their own opBNB or Greenfield), it will add fuel to the actual performance and verifiable AI scenarios. @yayabinance @pearbinance @binancezh @cz_binance @binance