Decentralized AI platform Allora Network has unveiled a three-phase allocation plan for its Kaito reward pool, designed to systematically reward and incentivize community contributors. According to the official announcement, the pool will be distributed in a 70-20-10 ratio across three stages, covering key milestones from early network development to the Token Generation Event (TGE).
Phase 1: 70% to Early Supporters
The largest share, 70% of the rewards, will go to Yappers (content creators/promoters) and voters who have consistently supported the network over the past six months. Allora Network has already completed a snapshot of the top 500 Yappers to ensure these core contributors receive their deserved rewards. This move recognizes the critical role of early community members during the network's cold start.
Phase 2: 20% for Pre-TGE Competition Participants
The second phase allocates 20% of the reward pool specifically to Yappers who actively participate in competitions leading up to the TGE. These competitions are expected to drive awareness and user growth ahead of the token launch, with participants earning additional shares through content creation and user referrals.
Phase 3: 10% for TGE Launch Blitz
The final 10% of rewards is reserved for the TGE Launch Blitz—a 24-hour event centered on the token release and promotional sprint. This phase aims to concentrate market attention and encourage active engagement on the day of the TGE.
Allora Network stated that this allocation strategy is designed to reward early supporters and sustain ongoing participation. By releasing rewards in phases, the network can maintain community activity at different time points while reducing the risk of sell pressure from a single distribution. The market reacted positively to the announcement, with KAITO token rising 6.76% shortly after the news, reflecting investor confidence in the plan and its underlying ecosystem.
As competition in the decentralized AI sector intensifies, Allora Network's refined tokenomics approach positions it to attract and retain core contributors, laying a solid foundation for the upcoming TGE.