Completely agree speed alone isn’t enough. Ecosystem growth will decide everything. If devs and traders stick, $FOGO could surprise a lot of people.

I’ve been looking at @Fogo Official more seriously this week, not just from a hype angle but from a numbers perspective. $FOGO is still sitting around the ~$0.02–$0.03 range with a market cap roughly in the $80–90M zone. Daily volume has been fluctuating in the multi-million dollar range, which tells me there’s real activity not a dead chart, but not overheated either.

What personally interests me is the positioning. Fogo isn’t trying to be a generic Layer 1. It’s leaning hard into speed and execution quality. The pitch around ultra-low latency and fast finality makes sense if the goal is high-frequency DeFi or on-chain trading. In theory, that’s a real edge.

But here’s where I stay cautious: speed alone doesn’t guarantee adoption. We’ve seen fast chains before. What actually matters is whether builders choose to deploy there and whether liquidity sticks. Right now, Fogo is still early. That means opportunity but also volatility and execution risk.

For me, #fogo feels like a calculated bet on performance infrastructure. Promising, yes. Proven? Not yet. And that’s exactly why I’m watching it closely.