$FOGO is not built on endless token printing.
Its emissions decay over time, deliberately shifting validator rewards from inflation → real fees. That’s a big deal.
What this means in practice:
Long-term security is tied to actual network usage, not artificial yield
Validators earn more only if activity grows
If fees rise → validators profit from demand
If fees don’t → rewards shrink, forcing efficiency
No hidden subsidy. No illusion of permanence.
This is economic pressure by design.
FOGO treats sustainability as a live experiment, embedded directly into protocol economics not a marketing slide.
It aligns incentives early, instead of kicking the problem into the future.
That’s not just bullish.
That’s grown-up blockchain design.