FOGO IS BETTING THAT SPEED STILL MATTERS
Everyone loves to say speed doesn’t matter anymore because we have rollups. I don’t buy that. If you’re building real-time trading apps, games, or anything that needs instant feedback, base-layer performance still matters. A lot.
Fogo runs on the Solana Virtual Machine, which means parallel execution. Transactions that don’t conflict can run at the same time. That’s how you push serious throughput. It’s not just about TPS screenshots. It’s about designing for concurrency from day one.
But here’s the catch. High performance usually means heavier hardware. That can squeeze validator participation. And if token economics don’t support long-term security, low fees become a problem instead of a feature.
So the real question isn’t “Is Fogo fast?” It’s “Can it stay fast, decentralized, and economically stable at the same time?”
If it can, it’s interesting. If not, it’s just another fast chain in a very crowded race.
