Allora crypto just launched and, no surprise here, the price tanked more than 65% right after going live. It’s the same story we’ve seen with almost every airdrop or VC-backed launch lately. The project raised over $33 million across multiple funding rounds since 2021, but that came with a catch: investors are getting 31% of the total token supply.
On top of that, about 20% of tokens were unlocked on launch day, and when you mix that with airdrop farmers dumping their bags, you get the perfect recipe for a 65% crash.
ALLO is now here.
The first decentralized intelligence network, and the first intelligence-backed asset, are officially live.
Together, they establish a new foundation for collective intelligence.
— Allora (@AlloraNetwork) November 11, 2025
So What Exactly Is Allora (ALLO) Crypto?
Allora is building what it calls a Proof-of-Intelligence Layer, basically a network where AI models learn from each other and reward users for contributing training, data, or computing power. Think of it like a massive collective brain that gets smarter the more people use it.
The idea behind Allora is a self-improving AI system where different models tackle the same problems and rate each other’s performance, helping the whole network evolve together.
The first community allocation for ALLO has just been released.
Additional participant allocations are scheduled to be distributed within the next 12 hours.
— Allora (@AlloraNetwork) November 11, 2025
It’s being developed by Allora Labs, formerly known as Upshot, a team with deep roots in predictive oracles and zkML tech. Their big goal is to create a decentralized “intelligence layer” that any on-chain protocol can plug into.
The ALLO token is at the center of this setup. It’s used for paying inference fees, rewarding contributors, staking to secure the network, and taking part in governance decisions.
Allo Token Launch And Possibility To Recover
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Pretty much the usual chart for these kinds of launches — starts sky-high, then drops straight to the floor. Still, it’s only the first day, so a recovery isn’t off the table just yet.
ALLO’s already listed on some of the biggest exchanges like OKX, KuCoin, MEXC, Bitget, and Binance. It pulled in over $200 million in trading volume within hours, which shows there’s plenty of interest. Once the airdrop farmers finish taking profits and the unlock dust settles, the coin might finally catch a bounce.
Missed Allora? PepeNode Might Be the Next Big Crypto Hit
While Allora is grabbing attention with its high-profile launch, another project is heating up for a completely different reason: PepeNode.
PepeNode is bringing back the fun side of crypto with a play-to-earn mining game that lets anyone earn rewards without expensive rigs or high power bills. Players build digital mining setups, buy nodes, and upgrade their systems to generate PEPENODE tokens, earning rewards in popular meme coins along the way.
What sets PepeNode apart is its token model. About 70% of tokens used for upgrades are burned forever, which helps keep the supply tight and adds long-term value for holders. And even before launch, staking rewards are already hitting an insane 613% APY.
It feels like early Bitcoin mining, but way easier to join, totally virtual, and built for everyone. PepeNode has already raised over $2.1 million, and investors can jump in using ETH, BNB, USDT, or even a credit card.
