It is easy to flex Fogo's 40ms block time.
But the reality is this: traders chain small speed not in the face of speed but in the face of friction.
Most people don't rage quit because finality 1 second thi.
They quit because: sign again, approve again, adjust gas, switch wallet, reload UI… and momentum dead.
Speed is just infrastructure.
Friction is a hidden tax on human attention.
The real edge of Fogo is not TPS charts it’s the direction of product thinking. Session-based execution (sign once, trade continuously) basically shifts on-chain trading from a “stop-start” experience to a “flow state”.
And that changes everything:
more clicks, more trades, faster rotation, deeper liquidity.
The next winning chain will not be the one that creates the fastest blocks…
The winning chain will be the one where users no longer realize they are using the blockchain.
When crypto feels invisible, liquidity becomes inevitable.