đ Why ALLO/ALLOUSDT Might Gain After an Unlock
â 1. The Unlock Size Is Relatively Small
According to recent price trackers, the February 10 and March 11 unlocks for ALLO are about 3.69 million tokens each â roughly 0.37% of total supply (not huge relative to circulating supply). That means the immediate selling pressure may be limited, especially if holders donât rush to sell after unlocking.
Smaller unlocks = less sudden supply shock â less price pressure.

â 2. Price Can Bounce Back After Initial Selling
Many tokens dip right around unlocks because:
early holders sell
traders anticipate dilution
âŠbut after that volatility settles, buyers often step in if: â investors think the token is undervalued
â thereâs renewed interest or news
â other markets are rallying
This can create a post-unlock bounce or momentum growth, which is what youâre seeing.
â 3. Exchange Activity and Futures / Bots
ALLOUSDT is supported on multiple futures platforms and trading bots operate on this pair. When bots detect: đ price stabilization
đ rising volume
â they may push trend-following orders that make price climb short term.
So even around unlocks, bot-driven trading can add momentum in both directions.
đ What It Means for Different Market Participants

đšâđŒ Traders (Spot & Futures)
đ Price moves may not only reflect tokenomics but also short-term demand:
traders entrying lower after a potential dip
short-term momentum traders pushing price back up
This can create choppy but upward short-term moves even during unlock periods.
đ€ Bots (Arbitrage + Trend Bots)
Bots donât care about emotions â they react to momentum, volume, and technical triggers.
When price stabilizes or starts rising after a brief dip, bots can:
enter long positions
chase breakouts
create cascading buys
This produces additional short-term momentum.
đ Copy Traders
If many retail copy traders follow a strategy that: â buys after dips or
â enters breakout signals
âŠthen a shared entry point can amplify upward movement post-unlock.
đ On-Chain Traders
Unlocks increase supply, but if holders:
keep tokens instead of selling,
send tokens to liquidity/staking,
then on-chain circulation may not spike, and price pressure eases. Data for ALLO suggests unlock amounts are pretty limited compared to total supply, which supports this.
đȘ Staking / Earn
If ALLO holders stake or lock their tokens after unlocking (instead of selling), this keeps supply tight and supports upward price moves.
đ§ Key Takeaway
Despite token unlocks typically being bearish:
ALLO can still gain momentum after an unlock if: â the unlock amount is small relative to the circulating supply
â selling pressure is limited
â buyers step in after initial volatility
â bots and traders drive short-term momentum
In other words, unlock events donât always lead to straight downward prices â they can trigger volatility and then a rebound. #Write2Earn! $ALLO
