Fogo Turns Validator Performance Into a Software Problem
On most blockchains, validator performance is shaped by external factors geography, network latency and propagation distance. Where you run often matters as much as how well your client runs.
Fogo changes that balance.
With co-located validators and compressed network latency, external timing differences shrink. Consensus coordination becomes tighter and more uniform across the network. Once that variability fades, what remains visible is the client itself its execution efficiency, scheduling and networking design.
Validator performance starts tracking software quality directly.
Some nodes keep pace smoothly, others lag slightly not because of location or hardware, but because of implementation. The competitive surface shifts from infrastructure placement to code optimization.
In that environment, improving validator performance looks less like moving closer to the network and more like refining the client.
Fogo doesn’t just optimize validators.
It makes their performance a software property. @Fogo Official #fogo $FOGO
