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The Fogo Thesis -> Zero Compromise Latency became accepted Fairness became negotiable wtf happened? Crypto is supposed to fix finance. If you’re a trader, 400ms isn't fast enough. 100ms isn't even fast enough. Once you pull back a couple layers it's wild what's going on🤯 You’re fighting for PnL...

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