If DeFi is a millisecond race, then Fogo is choosing to win by cutting latency and keeping trading cadence, I read this direction as a deeply pragmatic statement, make the system run steady before you make the narrative run fast.
I have been in sessions where the market only needed a few minutes of order clustering, and everything started to lose rhythm, orders hung longer than usual, slippage widened, finality stretched out, users clicked again and again and then disappeared, the paradox is that trust evaporates from small errors repeated over and over, not from one dramatic moment.
That is why I pay attention to how Fogo talks about infrastructure optimization, not cosmetic polish, but tightening the transaction path, making the data transport layer leaner, prioritizing processing with a clear schedule to reduce congestion, controlling ingress so peak hours do not make the system gasp, and most importantly, treating real time cadence as an operating standard rather than a promise, Fogo is putting the emphasis on stable execution when bots and users fight for the same window.
I am tired of exaggeration, but I believe that if $FOGO can hold its rhythm long enough, the market will reward that durability in the quietest way.