$ALLO Valuation Range based on Allora Peer FDVs Allora is an open machine learning network focused on predictive intelligence and inspired by Bittensor ("darwinian AI") and Chainlink (high-quality data feeds). It enables competitive, crypto-economically incentivized ML algo optimization through a unique network architecture that results in accurate and context-aware, predictive data feeds that can be leveraged by agents and built into DeFi protocols. Valuation Comparables: ➤ Bittensor ($7.2B FDV): Decentralized AI/ML network that provides crypto-economic incentive structure for a Darwinian" ecosystem where miners on subnets compete on optimizing algorithms / producing a "digital commodity", with the latter potentially being serverless compute, decentralized storage, distributed model training, verifiable inference, computer vision, predictive intelligence, and more. ➤ On Bittensor, there is also a bunch of predictive intelligence focused subnets, which are often narrowly focused on a specific type of data/prediction. This includes: - SN6 Infinite Games $33M - SN8 Taoshi $328M - SN18 Zeus $25M - SN41 Sportstensor $53M - SN44 Score $223M - SN50 Synth Data (by Mode) $44M - SN55 Coinmetrics (precog) $17M Collectively, these predictive intelligence subnets on Bittensor are currently valued at $723M. ➤ Flock ($162M FDV): Flock is a competitive AI marketplace platform inspired by Bittensor where participants compete across various tasks from training models and providing intelligence to offering trading signals and predictions. The platform leverages competition as its core mechanism to create the best base models + federated learning/fine-tuning for domain-specific use cases, etc. ➤ The Innovation Game ($167M FDV): The Innovation Game is a decentralized network that is designed to accelerate algorithmic innovation, turning these algorithms into liquid, investable onchain assets. TIG uniquely replaces traditional PoW mining with Optimisable Proof of Work (OPOW), incentivizing computationally valuable scientific breakthroughs. Researchers simply submit algorithms, with rewards directly tied to real-world adoption and measurable performance. Finally, commercial licensing creates a sustainable economic loop, linking algorithm adoption directly to TIG token value. ➤ Oracles: While not directly competitive on the product, the concept of providing data feeds to integrating protocols (just realtime/historical vs predictive) remains similar. This category includes players like Chainlink (16.7B FDV), Redstone ($400M FDV) or Pyth ($1.2B FDV), which are among the current market leaders with a live token. While similarities with all of the above players exist, it's also important to point out tho, that inferring a valuation directly from this remains difficult, and highly speculative. The Bottom Line: Personally, I think from a tech perspective, the TAO subnets are likely the best comparable, even though a singular subnet might not do justice to Allora's Bittensor-style architecture (with various prediction "topics") and broad adoption (among agents, the frameworks they are built on and DeF(a)i protocols. Hence, as an upper range ceiling, we might consider the entirety of prediction-focused Bittensor subnets, while the standalone valuation of a more established subnet (e.g. Taoshi and Score) or algo innovation network like Flock and TIG. Oracles are less relevant as a comparable here imo, but alongside the TAO FDV can provide a reference of where the journey can go in the long term if the network continues to grow and find meaningful adoption. Based on the comparable analysis, a reasonable TGE FDV range for $ALLO would be: ➤ Bear Case: $150-250M (aligned with standalone, early-stage algo innovation networks like Flock or TIG) ➤ Base Case: $250-500M (comparable to established prediction subnets like Taoshi/Score or mid-sized oracle players like Redstone) ➤ Bull Case: $500-750M (capturing Allora's multi-topic network potential vs. single-subnet focus and its adoption, approaching the collective predicition subnet valuation) Don't think we'll see anything beyond $1B FDV off the bat, but given the strong technical niche and clearly identified niche Allora has positioned itself in (with decent adoption levels already), the project could justify valuations toward the higher end over time for sure. In any case, highly recommended to DYOR on this one anon.