#fogo $FOGO
During this cycle, I have researched almost all mainstream DEX architectures. To be honest, the model of $FOGO is still something many people have not truly realized.
The logic of most public chains is quite similar: first, launch L1, then wait for third-party teams to deploy DEX on the chain. Fogo completely overturns this model. It does not run the exchange as an application on the chain but directly writes DEX into the underlying architecture, while integrating the native Pyth price oracle and liquidity providers deployed in the same location.
This is not just an ordinary DeFi combination but a kind of protocol-level vertical integration.
Price data no longer relies on external oracles for pulling, reducing latency; liquidity is no longer scattered across multiple random contracts; even the design of the validator set is more biased towards execution quality rather than merely pursuing a formal sense of decentralization.
From order submission to final settlement, all processes are completed within the same optimized pipeline, achieving a block time of 40ms. This means it is not a general public chain waiting for traders to settle in, but more like a financial trading venue dressed in blockchain infrastructure.
Compared to most current L1s: on Solana, you can build a DEX; while on Fogo, the DEX itself is the core of this chain.
With a market capitalization of about 85 million dollars, the market has clearly not yet fully priced in this architectural difference.
#FogoChain @Fogo Official $FOGO
