On November 11, 2026, ChainCatcher reported that, according to an official announcement, the decentralized AI network Allora is extending the lockup on token allocations for core contributors and supporters by six months. ChainCatcher’s headline described the change as a delay for the team and investors; the report text names core contributors and supporters.
What changed
An unlock is the point when previously locked tokens are scheduled to become available. The first unlock for these allocations had been set for November 11, 2026. That date is now May 11, 2027. Under the updated schedule, none of these allocations unlock before May 11, 2027.
On May 11, 2027, 50% is scheduled to unlock—about 242.75 million ALLO. The remaining 50% is scheduled to release linearly over the following 18 months, through November 2028. Linear release means those tokens are set to become available in portions across that period, not all on one day.
How much is covered
The adjustment involves 485.5 million ALLO, described as 48.55% of total supply. The announcement, as reported, says the overall vesting timetable stays the same. Vesting is the schedule that sets when an allocation can unlock. The report does not spell out the earlier full timetable beyond the dates above.
What did not change
Staking, rewards, and other allocations continue on their original plans. The report says holders do not need to take any action.
What this notice does not say
The notice is about when one set of allocated tokens can unlock. It does not describe new uses for ALLO, say that holding ALLO is ownership of the Allora network, or state what holding the token grants beyond the timing of these allocations. A later unlock date is a schedule change. It is not a claim about price or returns.
Original report: ChainCatcher, published November 11, 2026, at 09:26 (UTC+8).
