While digging into where @Fogo Official Token fits in the broader Web3 infrastructure stack during that CreatorPad task, I paused at the contrast between its pitch as a high-performance Layer-1 for pro traders—sub-40ms blocks, gas-free sessions via and what unfolded in practice. The $FOGO token and #Fogo ecosystem promised low-latency execution to rival CEXs, but when I tested trades on Valiant and lending on Pyron, the bulk of on-chain activity seemed geared toward farming Flames points rather than sustained trading volume; one stat that stuck was the daily TPS averaging around 984, solid but dwarfed by the ecosystem's focus on reward-locked staking, with over 200 million tokens allocated to Season 2 incentives drawing more farmers than high-frequency users. It felt like a quiet nod to how new chains bootstrap, prioritizing early liquidity providers over the marketed trader crowd. Personally, it reminded me how infrastructure often starts as a game of incentives before proving its core utility. But if the speed is there, why does the volume lag—will real traders show up once the points fade?#WhenWillCLARITYActPass $FOGO
