You can now swap into FOGO from 100+ native assets across 30+ chains directly using NEAR Intents, with no wallet switching, no gas management, and no chain-specific UX.
Fogo standardizes on a canonical client based on Firedancer. That removes cross-client compatibility as a reason to hold the network to the slowest implementation, while giving upgrades one shared performance path to tune.
Deterministic execution starts before software. CPU, memory, storage, and network paths have to meet the same operating standard across the validator set because those resources define whether the client can hit its timing budget.
A high-performance network cannot average away a validator that repeatedly misses the timing budget. Fogo's curated set makes operational capability part of participation and protects the shared service level under load.
Physical distance enters the price when network variance reaches execution. Fogo colocates validators to tighten the part of that timing path the base layer controls.
A performance number earns belief when it changes a product default. On Fogo, the 40ms clock should remove a wait, tighten a loop, or make the next state clearer.
Fogo keeps full compatibility at the SVM execution layer. Builders can bring familiar programs and tooling to a network designed around a 40ms block cadence. Compatibility reduces migration work; Fogo's timing gives teams a reason to revisit how the product behaves.
A Fogo Session can be tied to one application domain. Convenience stays local to the product the user approved instead of becoming broad wallet access.
Fogo Sessions expire. A credential approved for a six-hour strategy run does not become a forgotten permission that lives in the wallet forever. The user chooses the closing time before the temporary key begins signing transactions.
