Jiale Xu

ALLO (also known as Allora) has recently been affected by factors such as airdrop sell-off, showing a significant downward trend, with short-term risks still present. The long-term trend depends on project implementation and improvements in the cryptocurrency market environment. Predictions vary greatly across different platforms based on different assumptions. Below is a detailed analysis:

1. Short-term trend: Current short-term risk is relatively high. As of November 15, 2025, ALLO has seen a decline of 84% in the past week. The 15 million airdrop tokens unlocked on November 12 triggered a large sell-off due to the lack of a lock-up period. Additionally, it has failed to maintain the resistance level of $0.62. If it cannot hold the critical support level of $0.23, it is likely to drop to the range of $0.18 - $0.20. Meanwhile, the overall cryptocurrency market is currently in a state of 'extreme fear', with Bitcoin's dominance increasing and funds fleeing altcoins, which will further put pressure on ALLO's price.
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2. Mid-term trend (2026 - 2030): There is a clear divergence in predictions across different platforms. Gate platform has a relatively optimistic forecast, believing that ALLO could reach a maximum price of $0.01671 by 2030, with an average price of $0.01275, which represents a potential return of 64% compared to the current price. Coinbase estimates that with a 5% annual growth rate, the price in Indian Rupees by 2030 will be approximately ₹0.45 (around $0.0054); Mexc predicts a price of about $0.005812 by 2030, with a relatively steady overall growth rate.
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3. Long-term trend (after 2030): All predictions assume a slow increase. Coinbase predicts that by 2040, the price of ALLO in Rupees will be ₹0.73 (approximately $0.0088), and by 2050 it is expected to reach ₹1.19 (approximately $0.0144); Mexc's forecast is more aggressive, expecting a price of $0.009467 by 2040 and an increase to $0.015421 by 2050, achieving a 238.64% increase compared to the 2025 price.
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