Allora wallet

What is Allora (ALLO)?

ALLO is the token of the Allora Network, a decentralized machine intelligence network. Instead of one model answering a question, Allora runs "topics" where many independent models submit inferences, other participants score how accurate those inferences turned out to be, and the network combines them into a single output. The token is what participants stake to take part and what applications pay to consume the resulting inferences, so ALLO is closer to a work-and-fee token for an AI marketplace than to a coin that does something on its own.

What a holder should know

Allora's coordination logic runs on its own chain, but the ALLO you receive from an exchange or a bridge can arrive as a token on an EVM network. That version is an ordinary ERC-20 style token: it has no token account to open, no rebase, and its balance does not change unless you move it. Gas for every transfer is paid in the native coin of whichever network it sits on, so an ALLO transfer on Ethereum or Base needs a little ETH, and on BNB Smart Chain a little BNB. Staking, running models and scoring inferences happen on Allora's own chain and are not something the EVM token does from a plain wallet.

Because the same ticker exists on more than one network, the practical risk is sending ALLO out on one network while the recipient is watching another. The address looks identical everywhere, so the only real check is the network you choose before signing.

Supported networks in Tangem (3): Base, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain.

Tangem keeps a separate ALLO balance for each of those networks and states plainly which one a transfer leaves on before the card signs it, so the decision is yours and visible every time. The gas coin for that network can live in the same wallet. For a token that is really several tokens sharing one name, that per-network clarity is the reason it fits here.