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I didn’t look twice at Fogo at first.
Another L1 built for speed. We’ve seen that script enough times. But what made me pause wasn’t the performance claim — it was the decision to build on the Solana Virtual Machine and not pretend that choice was revolutionary.
That restraint stood out.
SVM is already proven in real environments. Developers know how parallel execution behaves, where it shines, where it struggles. By choosing it, Fogo isn’t asking for blind patience while a new runtime matures. It’s stepping directly into an existing standard.
That’s not the easy route.
Because now comparisons are automatic. If performance drops under pressure, no one will say “it’s early architecture.” They’ll compare it to established SVM ecosystems. That’s a high benchmark to inherit from day one.
What interests me is what Fogo seems to be optimizing for. It doesn’t feel like it’s chasing theoretical innovation at the VM layer. It feels more focused on operational quality — taking a known engine and trying to run it cleanly in its own environment.
From experience, that’s where the real work is.
High-performance systems look impressive in controlled demos. The real test is unpredictable demand. Validator coordination. Fee stability. Whether throughput stays consistent when the traffic isn’t simulated.
If Fogo can keep SVM-style execution steady under real load, that’s meaningful. Not flashy — meaningful. Infrastructure should feel uneventful. If it’s dramatic, something’s wrong.
There’s also a practical side. Developers familiar with SVM tooling don’t have to relearn mental models. That lowers migration friction. Familiar execution environments tend to attract builders faster than novel ones, even if the novel ones sound more innovative.
Of course, the trade-off is pressure. Expectations will be high.
So I’m not watching Fogo for hype cycles or headline TPS numbers. I’m watching to see if it becomes boring in the right way — consistent, predictable, steady.
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Target: $100 easily reach,
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