I’m following Fogo because it works differently from most crypto projects I see.
They’re building a Layer 1 blockchain that uses the Solana Virtual Machine, which lets programs run quickly and efficiently.
The idea is simple: provide a foundation where developers can deploy applications without worrying about slow execution or high costs.
I’ve noticed that most attention goes to projects chasing hype or quick price moves, but Fogo focuses on infrastructure.
They’re slowly growing their ecosystem with tools, wallets, and bridges that help real users interact with the network.
Token flows and repeated usage tell me more about the project’s health than short-term volatility ever could.
I’m interested in it because the approach is patient. They’re thinking about sustainable growth, not sudden spikes. Developers and users are small in number now, but their activity is meaningful.
Watching the network quietly gives me a sense of how it could expand over time. It’s a project about building something that lasts, and that perspective feels rare in crypto today.