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Recently, many people have been talking about $FOGO, and I would like to share my genuine observations during this time—no exaggeration and no negative bias, just personal feelings. The public chain sector has become extremely competitive; every day, we see various "next-generation public chains" and "hundredfold potential," but after actually using them, one realizes that most are just hype. The reason I am willing to take another look at Fogo is that it clearly knows what it wants to do—rather than making grand and all-encompassing ecological promises, it focuses on optimizing the trading experience, specifically targeting high frequency and low latency. For us ordinary traders, the most practical aspects are: no chain congestion, low transaction fees, and the ability to trade normally when market conditions arise. These points, from my experience on Fogo, are indeed more stable than many chains; there’s no frustrating situation of order blockage with market fluctuations or chaotic gas prices. Looking at $FOGO itself, its performance has been relatively healthy since its launch, and the community leans more towards technical and application discussions rather than mindless hype. In the current environment, projects that focus on doing solid work and avoid gimmicks are actually more likely to go far. Of course, market risks are something no one can guarantee against, and I won’t recklessly jump in. But at least among the current L1s, Fogo is one of the few projects that makes me feel there is real technology and a clear direction, worth monitoring in the long term. Investing still requires personal judgment; the above are just personal opinions and do not constitute advice.@Fogo Official #fogo $FOGO