Most narratives around Fogo still talk about how fast it is. But the real change comes not when latency drops on paper — it comes when latency stops being part of the trader’s thinking at all.
When execution feels invisible, something subtle happens:
• Decisions stop pausing for confirmation
• Strategies accelerate without reflection
• Errors compound before cognition catches up
Speed doesn’t just improve throughput — it reshapes behavior.
A chain that feels smooth under stress doesn’t just attract volume — it changes the rhythm of decision-making itself.
And the first people to notice aren’t always bots or whales — it’s the tired trader who once learned to hesitate, and now hardly hesitates at all.

