Project Overview - Allora Network, an AI infra project focusing on decision-making, has secured $35 million in funding from investors including Polychain, Framework, and Delphi Digital [1] - The project's TGE (Token Generation Event) is anticipated in August [1] - Allora is described as an "Agent aggregation layer," similar to Chainlink but for AI models, not producing models but coordinating them [1] Core Mechanism (Model Coordination Network - MCN) - Allora aggregates AI Agents to collaboratively infer and output optimal solutions [1] - Models evaluate each other to determine reliability [1] - The network dynamically adjusts weights and rewards based on historical accuracy [1] - The system adapts to market and task conditions to maintain optimal inference strategies [1] Network Performance - As of May 2025 (testing network data), the network has processed 692 million smart inferences [1] - The network consists of over 288 thousand working nodes [1] - The network covers 55 active task topics [1] Real-World Application - During the US election, Allora supported the AI agent Pauly on Polymarket, achieving a 13.79% TVL (Total Value Locked) return in 3 months, equivalent to a 67.65% APY (Annual Percentage Yield) [1] Partnerships - Collaborations include Virtuals, Coinbase AgentKit, and Polymarket [1] - Partnerships extend to global enterprises like Saudi Telecom, Alibaba, Asahi TV, Exaion (French Electric), and AWS [1] Future Applications - The industry envisions Allora's application in aggregating AI Agents for decision-making, similar to how Nvidia's CEO uses multiple AIs for decision support [1] Ecosystem Benefits - Model developers can profit by providing accurate results [1] - Validators can earn by verifying the accuracy of Allora's "model meetings" [1] - End consumers receive more accurate processing results [1]