Allora (ALLO) Price Today

Allora's all-time high is $1.60, reached on November 11, 2025. At today's price of $0.2734, ALLO trades 82.9% below that peak. Its lowest recorded price was $0.0477 on February 6, 2026.

Over the past 30 days ALLO has moved −21.74% and over the past 90 days +128.82%.

Circulating supply is 200,500,000 ALLO , against a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 ALLO. Maximum supply is 1 billion ALLO, with only about a fifth circulating at launch. Backers and core contributors hold a combined 48.55% behind a 12-month cliff running from the November 2025 token generation event.

What moves Allora's price

• What the network actually sells: predictions, not compute. Inference workers submit forecasts within defined topics, forecasting workers predict how well the other workers will do in a given context, reputers score submissions against observed ground truth, and the protocol combines them into a single aggregated output. Consumers pay in ALLO under a pay-what-you-want model, and topics that collect no fees receive no emissions.
• Usage is self-reported and unverified from outside — say it plainly. Allora's own site claims more than 692 million inferences, 288,000 workers and 55 live topics, but those are the project's own figures and no independent on-chain source confirms them; no protocol fee revenue is publicly disclosed at all. The one hard performance number Allora has published is from its own testnet report: 53.22% directional accuracy on five-minute Bitcoin predictions — marginally better than a coin flip.
• The launch-day collapse is the defining event in its price history. ALLO's all-time high and its first day of trading are the same day, 11 November 2025, and it fell more than 50% within that day as recipients of Binance's HODLer airdrop (15 million ALLO, 1.5% of supply, given to BNB earn subscribers with no prior tie to the project) and immediately-claimable community allocations sold. The slide continued for three months to an all-time low in February 2026 — roughly 97% below the peak.
• The unlock overhang is the largest structural drag. Backers hold 31.05% of supply and core contributors 17.50% — a combined 48.55% — behind a 12-month cliff from the November 2025 launch, after which 33% unlocks at once and the remaining 67% vests linearly over 24 months. That first cliff, in late 2026, is the single most important scheduled event on the token's calendar.
• Funding and listing depth: Allora Labs, which rebranded from the NFT-appraisal company Upshot in February 2024, has raised $35 million in total, with backers including Polychain, Framework Ventures, CoinFund, Blockchain Capital, Archetype, Slow Ventures, Mechanism Capital and Delphi Digital. Same-day listings on Binance and Coinbase gave it deep liquidity — which also meant the airdropped supply could be sold instantly.
• The software genuinely ships, which is the counterweight to the price story: the allora-chain client is open-source Go under Apache 2.0 and actively maintained, with v0.17.0 released on 10 July 2026.

About Allora

Allora Labs is the rebranded Upshot, an NFT-appraisal and AI-infrastructure company that pivoted in February 2024 to building a decentralised network for machine-learning inference. Founded by Nick Emmons, it raised roughly $32 million under the Upshot name — a pre-seed in 2020, a Series A in 2021 and an extended Series A led by Polychain Capital in 2022 — before a $3 million strategic round in June 2024 took total funding to $35 million. The Allora whitepaper, published in mid-2024, formalised the mechanism the project calls Inference Synthesis: combining many workers' predictions, weighted by how well each is expected to perform in the specific context, into one output.

After an extended testnet — including a points programme convertible into tokens and competitive worker environments from which the best performers were migrated to mainnet topics — Allora published its tokenomics on 23 October 2025, took an eligibility snapshot on 31 October, and launched mainnet with the ALLO token generation event on 11 November 2025. Binance and Coinbase both listed it the same day. The token peaked that day and has traded below its debut ever since. The chain client remains under active development.

ALLO tokenomics

Maximum supply is 1,000,000,000 ALLO, with about 20% circulating at the token generation event. The official allocation is backers 31.05%, network emissions 21.45%, core contributors 17.50%, foundation 9.35%, community pool 9.30%, ecosystem and partnerships 8.85%, and Allora Prime staking 2.50%. Backers and core contributors — a combined 48.55% of all ALLO — are locked for 12 months from the November 2025 launch, after which 33% unlocks at once and the remaining 67% vests linearly over 24 months, making late 2026 the key supply event. Emissions follow a smoothed, decreasing curve the documentation likens to Bitcoin's, and inference fees are distributed before new tokens are minted, so higher real usage should mechanically reduce inflation. ALLO is used to pay for inferences under a pay-what-you-want model, to pay topic-creation and registration fees, to stake and delegate for economic security, and to govern. Note that CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap disagree on the circulating and total supply; the figures on this page come from our CoinMarketCap feed.