In a globally distributed blockchain, that delay compounds across validators. The result is slower confirmations and visible congestion during peak demand. Physics does not negotiate.

Fogo approaches this constraint directly. Rather than redesigning execution from scratch, it builds on the Solana Virtual Machine, known for parallel processing and sub second block production under stable conditions. While many Layer 1 networks advertise high theoretical throughput, practical finality across major competitors typically falls in the one to three second range once global propagation is factored in.

Parallel execution allows multiple transactions to be processed simultaneously instead of sequentially, preserving composability while increasing usable throughput. But execution speed alone is not the primary bottleneck. Message propagation is.By tightening validator communication and requiring high-performance hardware baselines, Fogo focuses on the infrastructure layer that determines whether real time order books settle cleanly or gaming state updates remain synchronized across users.

The practical question remains whether builders can deploy latency sensitive applications without engineering around network weakness. The next phase of blockchain innovation will favor validator designs, economic models, and execution environments built around physical constraints, not theoretical peak metrics.
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