There was a time I transferred a small amount of capital from Solana to @Fogo Official when the market began to heat up, just to test a few orders.
Trading on Fogo is very fast, but then I transferred most of the capital back to the familiar place because liquidity and opportunities are still greater there.
During a bull run, capital often seeks out places with profit opportunities and deep liquidity. $FOGO has advantages in latency and execution, so it can attract some capital flow from traders who need speed, especially market makers or arbitrage strategies.
If the experience is smooth and stable, they are willing to allocate part of their capital to take advantage of this benefit.
However, to attract large capital flows from Solana or Ethereum, Fogo needs more than just performance. Liquidity, the number of dApps, and profit opportunities must be attractive enough for users to transfer capital and stay.
I think Fogo can attract some capital flow during the bull run, but maintaining that capital flow is the more difficult challenge.