FOGO’s idea is simple, and honestly a bit refreshing: stop trying to be flashy and just make blockchain infrastructure that doesn’t break when people actually use it.
Most chains look impressive in demos. Then real traffic hits, fees spike, apps lag, and everything feels like a beta product again. I’ve seen that cycle repeat for years — from Ethereum congestion days to networks that buckled the moment trading activity surged.
Fogo is betting on a different path. Build on tech that already handles heavy load, focus on stability, and aim for something most projects avoid: being boring.
Because the best infrastructure isn’t the one people talk about nonstop.
It’s the one they don’t notice at all — it just works.
That’s the real test.
If Fogo holds up under real-world pressure, it matters.
If not, it becomes another name in a long list of “promising” chains we forgot.
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