
Staking ALLO is one of the core mechanisms behind the Allora Network. It supports decentralization, strengthens economic security, and rewards long-term contributors. By staking tokens, users actively participate in maintaining the network while earning protocol-generated rewards.
With the launch of Allora Mainnet, staking has become a simple yet powerful way for anyone to contribute to decentralized AI and collective intelligence.
How to Stake ALLO
On Allora, you can stake in two main ways: by running your own validator or reputer, or by delegating ALLO to an active validator or reputer. Delegation is ideal for users who want to support the network without managing infrastructure.
When you delegate, you stake your tokens’ weight to trusted reputers or validators who perform essential functions like verifying data accuracy and maintaining network reliability.
The process is simple and can be done directly from the Allora Explorer.
- Connect your wallet.
- Go to the “Staking” section and browse the list of reputers or validators.
- Select validators and/or reputers to review their performance metrics and reliability.
- Enter the amount of ALLO you wish to delegate and confirm the transaction in your wallet to delegate your stake (across multiple validators and/or reputers in a single transaction).
- You are all set. You can track your staking performance directly from the dashboard.
- Want to undelegate? Users will be able to undelegate staked assets at any time, with no waiting period.
Delegators can choose from a list of active network participants. Allora Network is being run by top validators in the industry across enterprises and leading crypto infrastructure firms.
The available validator / reputer set will expand over time. On day 1, the below validators will be available:
- KudasaiJP
- Artifact
- Silk Nodes
- Cosmostation
- Imperator.co
- kingnodes
- polkachu.com
- RHINO
- P2P.org
- Nodes.Guru
- Lavender.Five Nodes
- Moonlet
- StakingCabin
- Allora Foundation
- AstroGate
- Opus Research
You should review each operator’s performance, uptime, reputation, and relative stake weight before delegating.
Higher reliability and stake weight often translates to more consistent staking rewards.
How Rewards Work
Staking rewards are programmatically generated by the protocol and depend on network performance and contributions. Allora also introduces a mechanism to allocate fees as part of staking rewards, ensuring stable yield and inflation rate over time.
For the first 12 months, the average staking rewards of the network will be ~12% APY.
The Allora tokenomics model uses a Bitcoin-like emission schedule, ensuring that emissions decrease over time while maintaining a stable APY, even during token unlock events. This creates predictable returns and encourages long-term staking.

The rewards are distributed in ALLO tokens, which power the Allora Network. It is the first intelligence-based asset, designed to align every participant in the intelligence economy.
Why Stake
Staking is more than just earning rewards: it’s about contributing to the evolution of decentralized AI. By delegating your ALLO, you help secure the Allora Network, enhance model performance, and become part of a community building collective intelligence.
Additional Resources
For more detailed information on the Allora Network, please visit our whitepaper here.
Disclaimer
THIS IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFER TO SELL, THE SOLICITATION OF AN OFFER TO PURCHASE OR ACQUIRE TOKENS IN ANY JURISDICTION, OR AN ENCOURAGEMENT TO PURCHASE TOKENS .
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