Okay so $FOGO does this thing with zones that honestly makes a lot of sense once you think about it.
They split the day into three chunks. Eight hours each. Asia time. Then Europe. Then Americas. Wherever traders are most active at that hour thats where the main validators live.
Follow the sun basically.
Why? Because when validators are close to the action transactions fly. We are talking forty millisecond blocks. For people doing arbitrage trading that speed is everything. You blink and miss the trade otherwise.
But here is the part that had me nervous at first.
If all the heat is in one zone for eight hours isnt that just centralization with extra steps?
Turns out they built a parachute. If that zone goes down say earthquake or power cut the network flips to global mode. Slower but safe. You dont just die.
So you get speed when markets are hot and safety baked in anyway.
I actually like this. Its different. Its built for traders not just people sending money to friends.
What do you think smart move or playing with fire.