Something I’ve noticed over time: liquidity has a habit of telling the real story before announcements do. When funds stop jumping between opportunities and begin lingering near developer tools, it often means builders are quietly testing reliability. That detail matters now because steady liquidity usually signals preparation for real use, and lately some of that calm accumulation seems to be forming around @Fogo Official
One practical clue came with the recent #fogo mainnet rollout phase alongside fresh tooling visibility. Early infrastructure launches often reshape who holds liquidity and why — shifting from short-term traders toward developers experimenting with integrations. If retention keeps stretching past initial incentives, could it mean builders are evaluating usability rather than just exploring something new?
