Many chains promise speed. Few optimize the full stack around it.
Fogo leverages a familiar execution environment while improving how transactions are processed and finalized. This reduces development friction and allows teams to focus on product design rather than infrastructure limitations.
For developers, predictable performance is often more valuable than headline TPS numbers. If Fogo maintains consistency under load, it could quietly become a preferred environment for complex applications.
This is not a loud strategy, but it is a practical one.
Do developers prioritize familiarity or innovation when choosing a chain?
Can consistency beat marketing in the long run?