There was a point when the market started picking up and I moved a small portion of funds from Solana to @Fogo Official Official just to test a few trades.
Execution on Fogo was undeniably fast. Orders went through quickly, feedback was immediate. But after experimenting, I shifted most of the capital back to the more familiar ecosystem, mainly because liquidity and opportunity depth were still stronger there.
In a bull market, capital naturally gravitates toward environments with abundant profit opportunities and deep liquidity. $FOGO does have clear strengths in latency and execution quality, which can draw in traders who prioritize speed — especially market makers or arbitrage strategies. If the trading experience remains smooth and stable, allocating a portion of capital to exploit that edge makes sense.
However, attracting significant capital away from established ecosystems like Ethereum or Solana requires more than technical performance. Liquidity depth, ecosystem breadth, and sustainable profit opportunities must be compelling enough not just to bring capital in, but to keep it there.
Fogo may succeed in drawing incremental capital flows during a bull run. The real challenge lies in retaining that capital once the initial momentum fades.