Speed in crypto is overrated.
Price is everything.
That’s why $FOGO is quietly becoming the home of one of the most innovative perps DEX designs in the space.
Instead of copying the traditional CLOB (central limit order book) race — where market makers win by being faster — Fogo’s ecosystem introduces dual frequency batch auctions via Ambient.
Here’s what that really means in simple terms:
In most exchanges, high-frequency traders win because they’re milliseconds faster. Speed becomes the weapon. Retail gets slightly worse prices. The invisible tax of latency.
Ambient flips that logic.
Orders are grouped and executed in batches, forcing market makers to compete on who offers the best price, not who has the fastest server.
No latency games.
No microsecond front-running.
Just price competition.
The result?
• Tighter spreads
• Fairer fills
• Better execution for everyone
This is market structure evolution.
And it’s happening on $FOGO.
When infrastructure shifts from “fastest wins” to “best price wins,” that’s not just an upgrade — that’s alignment.
Keep watching Fogo. The design choices matter.