Speed changes behavior before it changes price.
Fogo’s architecture is built on that assumption. Session-based delegation eliminates repetitive wallet signing. Paymaster-backed transactions abstract away gas. Blocks target ultra-low latency. The stack is designed to compress execution time and make on-chain trading feel native rather than ceremonial.
That shift repositions where risk and cost reside. Security is parameterized through session limits. Gasless UX depends on subsidy sustainability. Liquidity depth becomes the real performance metric, not TPS headlines. Infrastructure is in place, but ecosystem density determines whether that infrastructure compounds or stalls.
The bet is clear: if you reduce cognitive and mechanical friction enough, user behavior adapts. Traders act faster. Developers design differently. Capital rotates more fluidly.
The question is not whether it works in isolation. It does.
The question is whether the surrounding system matures fast enough to justify the speed.