What makes Fogo so fast? That's a question many pe

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SolidityJester · Accepted Answer

136000 TPS sounds impressive, but I don't know if it can handle real transaction volume. The theoretical data is far from practical performance.

MevShadowranger · Answer

136000 TPS sounds impressive, but can it really be used in practice? Doubtful.

Firedancer architecture is hyped up so much; is it just on paper?

Solana has been through so many ups and downs; why should Fogo stay stable?

Low cost and smooth experience... let's wait for mainnet data before making judgments.

Is there a big arbitrage opportunity? That depends on whether there's real liquidity flowing in the ecosystem.

Airdrop mechanisms are back again—new tricks to cut leeks?

Speed depends on real-world scenarios; anyone can perform well in simulated environments.

LiquidityWhisperer · Answer

136000 TPS sounds unbelievable, but if it can really stay stable, it will be sky-high.

LiquidityHunter · Answer

136000 TPS sounds impressive, but can it really run stably...

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Firedancer again, is it really more reliable than Sol's approach?

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Low cost and smooth experience, but the key is the ecosystem. What’s truly usable now?

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Big arbitrage opportunities? First, you need liquidity, brother.

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Fogo vs Sol, this game isn't over yet.

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40 milliseconds block time is shocking, but what about network stability?

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Institutional-level efficiency, sounds like promotional language during funding.

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Airdrop mechanism is the real focus, show me quickly.

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What’s the use of fast speed? The key is having people use it.

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Is this data from real tests or theoretical estimates? Be clear and transparent.

UnluckyValidator · Answer

136000 TPS sounds impressive, but can it really run stably? Don't let it turn out to be just a PPT public chain again.

quiet_lurker · Answer

136000 TPS is indeed impressive, but can it really run at full capacity once launched? That's the key question.

gas_fee_therapy · Answer

136000 TPS sounds impressive, but can it really stay stable? Or is it just another marketing number?

MrDecoder · Answer

136000 TPS sounds impressive, but the key is whether it can stay stable when actually on the chain.

The Firedancer architecture definitely has some potential, but I wonder if there will be a bunch of issues after the mainnet launches.

Once again hyping up the Solana killer, this script feels so familiar...

By the way, how is the airdrop mechanism designed? Is it still possible to jump in and grab a wave now?

Fast speed is great, but the ecosystem is what truly determines success or failure. No matter how fast the technology, without applications, it’s useless.

NotSatoshi · Answer

136000 TPS sounds impressive, but I want to know how many active users there are now.

What makes Fogo so fast? That's a question many people ask. As an L1 public chain, its performance report is indeed impressive—136,000 TPS throughput and 40 milliseconds block time, which is rare among similar projects.

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