every cycle chases narratives speed, tps, scaling, whatever’s loud. but the real winners are usually the chains that respect physics, not powerpoint dreams. that’s why fogo keeps standing out the more you study it. what if the real edge in the next bull isn’t just spotting alpha, but building on a chain that actually respects physics? that’s the quiet bet i’m making on @fogo right now. most l1s pretend latency doesn’t exist, chasing tps fantasies that collapse the moment real traffic hits. fogo does the opposite: it designs from validator incentives, networking constraints, and actual physical limits, landing 40ms blocks without: mev extraction turning into a warzone fake “decentralization” centralization bandaids gimmick optimizations that break under load it’s not hype it’s infrastructure built correctly. and this is exactly the substrate needed for dapps like ambient finance-style perps and arb engines to run at cex-level execution speeds, pulling in quants who already abandoned slow legacy chains. the future edge isn’t speed by marketing. it’s speed by physics and fogo is playing that game.