Everyone loves a fast chain until the incentives stop.
@Fogo Official positions itself as a high performance L1 built on the Solana Virtual Machine, and the payment narrative around it is gaining momentum. But I have learned not to fall for speed alone. Throughput is capacity, not proof of demand.
What matters to me is simple. Are people actually using it to move stablecoins daily? Are fees being generated consistently? Does transaction activity remain steady when rewards fade?
Real payment adoption feels repetitive and boring. Small transfers. Frequent usage. Predictable patterns. Not sudden spikes driven by campaigns.
I have seen too many networks celebrate temporary volume that vanished weeks later. If Fogo wants to be taken seriously as a payment rail, the ledger must show organic behavior, not artificial noise.
In crypto, excitement attracts attention. But only sustained on chain usage earns survival.