@Fogo Official I learned the hard way that data layout on Fogo is a security feature, not just bookkeeping. When you lean on Fogo Sessions, the Session Manager creates an on-chain Session account that stores what an app can do, which tokens it can touch, spending limits, and when the session expires. That’s convenient, but it also means a sloppy layout can turn “permissions” into an audit headache. This is trending now because Fogo is pushing a fast SVM environment where users expect gasless, low-friction flows, and the ecosystem is investing in better indexing and analytics—so the bloated state shows up quickly. These days I keep my accounts small: fixed-size fields where possible, a version byte up front, and separate accounts for hot counters versus cold history. If I only need integrity, I store a hash and keep the heavy data off-chain. I’d rather review 256 bytes with confidence than chase surprises in 20 KB.

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