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Liquidity isn’t something you ship in and call it “solved.” It shows up as behavior: market makers deciding the spreads are worth quoting every single day, traders trusting the book won’t break when volume spikes, builders knowing the “real” asset on the chain is actually the real one — not wrapper #3 with a different exit route.

That’s why Wormhole being Fogo’s native bridge is more than an integration. It’s Fogo picking one sanctioned front door for assets + messages so the early market doesn’t devolve into the usual mess: five versions of the same token, liquidity split across pools that don’t route cleanly, pricing that looks fine until stress hits and suddenly nothing matches.

But the real gamble isn’t “instant liquidity.” The real gamble is where the boundary of control lives.

Make one bridge the default and you reduce confusion… while quietly concentrating dependency. When the mood turns, when people rush to unwind collateral, bridges stop being “plumbing” and become the only door anyone cares about. Downtime isn’t an annoyance — it’s the thing the entire market points at.

And Fogo is clearly building for that high-stress, latency-sensitive world: an SVM L1 aiming for ~40ms blocks and ~1.3s confirmations, with Wormhole connecting it outward to 40+ chains and common assets like USDC / ETH / SOL via Portal-style flows. Speed is the hook. The native bridge choice is the coordination. The control point is the bet.