Fogo and the Battle for Order Flow
There’s a quiet war happening across Layer-1s right now.
It’s not about TPS.
It’s not about ecosystem grants.
It’s about order flow ownership.
In the current market structure, order flow is the real asset.
Whoever controls where transactions originate — and where they’re executed — controls value extraction.
We’re seeing a shift:
Wallets integrating deeper routing logic
Aggregators becoming more aggressive
MEV infrastructure becoming more sophisticated
Liquidity providers demanding tighter execution environments
This changes the competitive landscape.
The next winning chain won’t just attract users.
It will attract flow pipelines.
If Fogo positions itself as a preferred execution destination for structured order flow — not random retail bursts — its growth curve will look very different from hype-driven chains.
Because structured flow compounds.
Retail rotates.
Aggregated flow scales.
The chains that survive this phase will be the ones that become indispensable to routing infrastructure.
And once a chain becomes embedded in routing logic,
it stops competing for attention —
it competes for dependency.
That’s a far stronger position.
