Here’s something I’ve noticed over time liquidity rarely announces big shifts loudly; it quietly changes behavior first. Recently, pools linked to Fogo seem to be holding funds slightly longer after incentive tweaks. That small shift matters because it hints at growing comfort with usage, not just short term reward chasing, which often signals ecosystem maturity.
Around mid-February, on-chain dashboards showed LP retention stretching a few extra days following reward adjustments highlighted by @Fogo Official Nothing dramatic, but enough to suggest capital rotating less aggressively. Even #fogo discussions started leaning more toward infrastructure and integration talk. Could this be the point where utility begins nudging incentives aside?
For contributors, $FOGO liquidity staying put a bit longer may translate into steadier pool depth and fewer abrupt rebalances. It doesn’t remove risk, but it can reduce friction for builders and providers alike. I’ve learned these quiet shifts often say more about real adoption than any headline ever does.
