$FOGO
I often hear the argument that we already have too many chains. But infrastructure does not freeze in time. Requirements evolve, users become more experienced, and design mistakes from earlier launches become clearer.
New networks can start with better assumptions.
FOGO enters a market that already understands liquidity fragmentation, aggressive lockups, and short term incentives. Instead of learning those lessons painfully, it can build with them in mind from day one.
Security and usability are being treated as parallel priorities. Staking grows while capital remains flexible. That balance is important because retention matters more than novelty.
Crowded markets do not block opportunity. They reward the teams that adapt fastest.
Sometimes arriving later means starting smarter.