With Fogo, the interesting question isn’t speed. It’s what speed demands in return. When a chain treats latency as the base layer, it starts optimizing for geography, coordination, and standardized performance, not just code.
That can make the user experience feel normal, but it also shifts power toward whoever can colocate, maintain hardware, and stay inside the system’s operational rules. Even “frictionless” UX patterns can add new dependencies, like paymasters and session design, that quietly re-route trust.
So I watch Fogo the way I watch infrastructure: not for promises, but for what it must control to keep them true.
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