I don’t think enough people are talking about the execution layer when evaluating new L1s. In Fogo’s case, building on the Solana Virtual Machine is a deliberate technical choice. SVM’s parallel transaction processing can significantly reduce bottlenecks compared to more traditional sequential models.
What interests me more than headline TPS claims is how that performance holds up under real usage. Network stability validator diversity and developer retention usually separate strong infrastructure projects from short-lived hype cycles.
Fogo’s SVM foundation gives it a solid starting point, but long-term credibility will come from ecosystem depth, not benchmarks alone. I’ll be watching how applications evolve on the network before forming any strong conviction.