Allora has announced the token ALLO, and I think the economic model design is pretty clever. The economic utility, flexible design, and staking model are all practical—no fluff. 1. Direct utility connection: It’s not just a pure governance token model. The more AI is used, the more ALLO is consumed. All inference is paid for using ALLO. Validators and participants must stake ALLO to earn rewards and build credibility, directly linking demand to the token. 2. PWYW model: Users can set their own price in ALLO for each intelligent inference based on their experience. The network uses bidding to reflect real demand in pricing, making it more flexible compared to subscription models. 3. Staking: Accuracy of models, reliability of data, and stability of routing are all tied to the staking safety net. Earning rewards = taking responsibility. The protocol offers a base annual yield of around 12%. If certain conditions are met, users can also earn Allora Prime, with a combined annual yield of up to ~50% (official explanation states it’s applied automatically in tiers). Here’s my personal action plan (not advice, just my own approach): TGE day: First claim community/Prime airdrop eligibility → stake immediately → utilize the 12% yield, or hedge against volatility. First month: Monitor on-chain daily active inference volume & total fees. If weekly average fees >50k ALLO, it can be considered a signal that the “supply-demand flywheel” has started. 3-month window: Watch the exchange listing schedule, like Binance, where short-term sentiment peaks. If FDV >300M and daily activity slows down, consider taking profits in batches. 12 months: Team/investor first-round unlock. Combine network fee growth rate + macro interest rates to reassess whether to continue rolling positions.