FOGO ISN’T TRYING TO IMPRESS YOU — IT’S TRYING TO DISAPPEAR
I’ve seen enough “next big chains” to know most of them are built to sound smart, not to be useful. Fancy architecture, endless jargon… and then nothing people actually use.
Fogo feels different in one specific way: it’s not trying to reinvent everything. It’s using the Solana Virtual Machine — something developers already understand — and focusing on making apps run fast, reliably, and without friction.
That sounds boring.
Good.
Because the best tech is boring. It fades into the background. You don’t think about the infrastructure when your banking app works or your game doesn’t lag.
You just use it.
That’s the real test for Fogo. Not hype. Not benchmarks. Whether builders can ship faster and users stop noticing the blockchain underneath.
If that happens, it wins.
If not, it becomes another “promising L1” people forget in a year.
