#fogo $FOGO Fogo is an SVM-compatible L1 built for low-latency DeFi, and it’s still testnet — which is exactly where the real engineering work shows up. The bottleneck isn’t “more speed,” it’s state movement under high throughput: keeping propagation, repair, execution, and commits steady when the pipeline is constantly hot.
Recent validator notes lean hard into stability work: gossip/repair moved to XDP, expected_shred_version made mandatory, and a required config re-init because the validator memory layout changed—with a very real warning that hugepages fragmentation can bite operators under long uptime.
On the user side, Sessions targets the other friction point: fewer repeated signatures/gas prompts so apps can push lots of small state updates without turning every interaction into a click-fest.
Freshness check: I don’t see any new official blog/docs posts in the last 24 hours, and the latest post on the official blog index is Jan 15, 2026 (not Feb 19).
Net: the focus right now looks like operator stability + tightening the state pipeline, not flashy features.
