Lagrange (LA) surged over 31% in the last 24 hours, hitting $0.67 following news of its upcoming Binance listing. The listing is scheduled for July 9 at 15:00 UTC and includes trading pairs with USDT, USDC, BNB, FDUSD, and TRY.
The sharp price increase reflects growing interest in the token ahead of its debut on Binance’s spot market. According to CoinGecko, LA is also up 26% over the past week and nearly 30% in the last two weeks.
LA Becomes 26th HODLer Airdrop Project
Binance has announced that Lagrange (LA) will be the 26th project featured on its HODLer Airdrops page. The token distribution was based on BNB balances held by users subscribed to Simple Earn and On-Chain Yields products between June 22 and June 25.
A total of 15 million LA tokens, representing 1.5% of the genesis supply, were distributed through the airdrop. Binance will also allocate 10 million additional tokens for marketing, with the distribution split between now and three months later.
Upon listing, LA will have a circulating supply of 193 million tokens, representing 19.3% of its 1 billion initial supply. The token has no capped supply and will follow a 4% annual inflation model.
LA Trades on Multiple CEXs
LA is also available on other centralized exchanges (CEXs), including Coinbase, Bithumb, and OrangeX. On Coinbase, the LA/USD pair saw nearly $2.9 million in trading volume over the past 24 hours.
Notably, total daily trading volume for LA surged to over $48 million, an increase of 181% from the previous day. The spike reflects heightened market attention ahead of LA’s spot listing on Binance.
Binance has labeled LA with a “Seed” tag, indicating its early-stage status. Once spot trading begins, the token will be removed from the Binance Alpha Market, and its activity will no longer count toward Alpha Points. Meanwhile, Binance Alpha is set to expand its lineup with the launch of Giants Protocol (G) on July 11.
What is Lagrange?
Lagrange is a zero-knowledge (ZK) proof infrastructure project focused on verifying AI computations. It operates through two core systems: a decentralized ZK Prover Network and a ZK Coprocessor.
The Prover Network is designed to generate proofs for various use cases, including rollups and cross-chain messaging. Built on EigenLayer and supported by over 85 institutional-grade operators, the network ensures robust and reliable performance.
Thanks to this infrastructure, Lagrange offers scalable proof generation with high uptime. Users can easily submit proof requests through a streamlined interface, making the technology more accessible.
The ZK Coprocessor
The ZK Coprocessor functions as a provable database for blockchain storage, allowing smart contracts to offload intensive computations while maintaining on-chain verification.
To achieve this, the system first indexes and stores blockchain data in a verifiable format. It then runs provable queries in parallel, using a structure similar to MapReduce.
With this setup, developers can specify data ranges and run custom computations over them. The final output includes a proof that confirms both the data’s inclusion and the computation’s correctness.
Beyond single-chain computations, the ZK Coprocessor also supports cross-chain queries. It allows smart contracts to access storage data from one chain and relay verified results to another, without relying on bridges.
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