Most discussions around Fogo focus on latency.
But speed alone doesn’t move markets.
What really matters is liquidity mobility.
From day one, Fogo integrated with Wormhole, giving it connectivity to 40+ chains immediately. That means it didn’t have to wait months to slowly build isolated TVL. Capital could already move in and out efficiently.
In volatile conditions, traders don’t just need fast blocks — they need predictable execution and accessible liquidity.
If capital can reposition quickly across ecosystems, friction decreases. And when friction decreases, participation increases.
This is where Fogo’s infrastructure design becomes interesting.
It’s not only about being fast.
It’s about enabling money to move without barriers.
In the long run, the chains that facilitate capital flow efficiently tend to attract sustained trading activity.
