Lagrange Labs Launches LA Token for Decentralized Zero-Knowledge Proof Generation

The LA token will be central to the Lagrange Prover Network, powering proof generation, staking, and subsidizing network activities

Lagrange Labs, a cryptography startup building decentralized zero-knowledge proof generation, is launching a new utility token following the creation of the independent Lagrange Foundation.

The LA token will be central to the Lagrange Prover Network, which is used to generate proofs for use cases such as verifiable artificial intelligence and zero-knowledge rollups. The token will power proof generation, staking, and network activity subsidies.

One of the main eligibility requirements for the airdrop is participation in "Turing Roulette," a game in which users guess whether they have interacted with an AI or a human.

To register for the airdrop, applicants must complete proof-of-uniqueness and proof-of-humanity checks during the process, with dates to sign up between May 28 and June 2.

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The team plans to airdrop 10% of the total 1 billion LA supply in the initial airdrop, while 11.3% is allocated to the foundation and 18.5% to investors.

Lagrange Labs has raised more than $17 million in funding, including a $13.2 million seed round led by Founders Fund.

Tokens for early contributors and investors will be locked for one year following the token generation event, with gradual unlocks over a two-year period.