Across on-chain applications I often find the interface acting like a cautious narrator. Actions register, yet controls dim and confirmations repeat in softer forms. These patterns aren't stylistic choices; they delay commitment until the system feels safe relying on its own output. The event has occurred, but the software still treats it as negotiable.

That’s where Fogo aligns with what I've been observing. When recent state can be depended on sooner, the interface no longer needs to bargain with the result before allowing continuation. What looks like fewer signals isn't minimalism to me, it's confidence appearing earlier.

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