Solana Mobile is lining up the SKR token to launch alongside the Seeker phone in early 2026, making it a central part of how the device is meant to be used. SKR is set to power activity, rewards, and user engagement across the device’s ecosystem, turning Seeker into more than a phone by making it a Web3 platform that connects hardware with its digital economy.
Solana Mobile states that SKR will be the foundation for a more connected experience between devices, on-chain identity, and activity incentives. Furthermore, the token is being prepared as the core asset for governance and user daily activities within the Seeker ecosystem.
The Solana phone also comes with its own Seed Vault, a native dApp store, and integrated identity tools, so users don’t have to move assets to another device just to use Web3 features. At this point, SKR serves as the hub for the digital economy within the device, encompassing rewards, community activities, and other participation mechanisms.
Solana Mobile has fixed SKR’s total supply at 10 billion tokens and is gearing up for a broad distribution. Early adopters and device owners will receive a 30% share of the airdrop, while the remaining 25% will be used to encourage growth and relevant collaborations. Additional allocations for liquidity, community treasury, the core team, and stakeholders have also been established to ensure the digital economy doesn’t rely solely on one party.
Even so, the company is sticking with a step-by-step inflation model that starts at around 10% in the first year before settling into a lower, steadier rate as time goes on. The Seeker phone is also built to handle Web3 functions that are usually tough to embed, and with Seeker ID plus the Genesis Token, users get immediate access to a set of exclusive features.
As the launch is awaited in early 2026, attention is also focused on how SKR will be used in staking, security roles, and community governance. More details about the mechanism are expected to surface as the launch date approaches, especially around how the token will tie into the Seeker app and user activity.
Recently, we reported that network usage is strengthening after x402 Payments reached $600,000 per day again, despite having dipped to around 200,000 daily transactions in late November.
Furthermore, a few days ago, we also highlighted prediction platform Kalshi’s partnership with Solana to attract more users to the $3 trillion crypto market.
Previously, we also noted that Solana ETFs are expected to absorb up to 5% of the token supply, according to Grayscale’s head of research.
As of press time, SOL is changing hands at about $143.23, slightly up 0.54% over the last 24 hours, with $1.45 billion in daily spot trading volume.
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