Missed season one? No problem, here's the ultimate interactive guide to Solana Seeker S2.

Author: @scemgtfo

Compiled by: Deep Tide TechFlow

Introduction: Seeker (Solana 2nd generation phone) holders who missed the first wave of the large $SKR airdrop need not despair, as the second season (S2) of the ecosystem's interactive activities officially kicked off last week. Compared to the first season, the task threshold for S2 has been significantly lowered, with the focus shifting from simply "boosting traffic" to "boosting sustainability," and introducing a highly weighted SKR staking mechanism.

This article is a comprehensive, hands-on guide to S2 interaction, teaching you step-by-step how to enable diagnostics, level up your on-chain interaction, explore app stores, and lock in future rewards using a high annualized staking rate of 24%. For players looking to establish a foothold in the Web3 mobile ecosystem, now is the perfect time to enter the market.

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Are you regretting not completing more activities and earning more points on Solana Seeker (2nd generation mobile) to redeem for a $SKR airdrop? Don't worry, you're not too late! Season 2 (S2) just started last week. Here's the ultimate guide to Solana Seeker Season 2 on how to maximize rewards for developers and users.

In short (TL;DR): Season 2 is simpler than Season 1, the progress resets every 30 days, sustainability is more important than trading volume, and SKR staking has now become the main loyalty signal.

Solana Seeker Season 2 Ultimate Guide

Last week, the Solana Seeker (Chapter 2) ecosystem officially launched its second season (S2) event. While it shares many similarities with the first season, this season introduces some key updates, including the removal of some of the most difficult tasks, making it more accessible to participants.

1. What is the Seeker Season event?

The Season Activity is a tracking system located in the rightmost tab of your native Seeker Wallet, titled "My Seeker Activity." It determines your "Rank" within the ecosystem by tracking your engagement across multiple categories, which is widely expected to influence future airdrops (such as $SKR).

If you are a new Seeker user, please follow these two key steps to ensure your activity is successfully tracked:

Enable Diagnostics: Go to Settings -> Solana Mobile -> Enable Usage & Diagnostics. Note: This allows the system to measure your engagement. Please avoid using automated tools (such as auto-clickers), as this data is visible to the system.

Update your wallet: Go to the dApp Store, swipe left on the top banner, and make sure your wallet is updated to the latest version. On older versions, the Activities tab will not be displayed.

2. Four Core Activity Categories

I. On-chain Activity

This measures how much your wallet interacts with the Solana blockchain, including swaps, staking, decentralized finance (DeFi), and trading.

• Ranking System: Progress is displayed in levels (maximum level 5). The higher the level, the higher the perceived weight of the airdrop.

• 30-Day Rule: Your level is calculated based on your total activity over the past 30 days. If you stop interacting for a few days, your level will drop.

Strategy:

• Low-cost transactions: Perform small exchanges daily (e.g., exchanging 0.001 SOL for USDC). To save on fees, it is recommended to use the Jupiter web version or the Jupiter wallet extension.

• Trading frequency is important: In Season 1, approximately 50 exchanges per day were the basis for reaching Level 4 of the ring. The requirements seem to be slightly higher in Season 2.

• Diversify: Mix and match your activities (e.g., staking + daily redemption + occasional NFT minting).

II. Daily Use

This measures how frequently you actually use the device.

Strategy: This is the easiest one to complete. Simply open a few different apps each day.

Advanced tip: Maintain consistent usage for a certain number of days, as long-term consistency is likely to result in a multiplier bonus.

III. Exploration of DApps Applications

This tracks your exploration and usage of the Solana dApp Store.

S2 Update: The most difficult metric in Season 1—In-Store tracking—has been removed. Now you only need to fill in two rings:

• New features: Download new apps from the store every week. If you've downloaded all the new apps, you can delete existing ones and download them again.

• DApp Engagement: Actively use the applications you download.

Timing: The goal is to complete these tasks at the beginning of each week. If you wait until the weekend, progress may not be synchronized in time to meet the weekly deadline.

IV. SKR Staking

The second quarter of the Solana Seeker ecosystem introduced a high-yield SKR staking feature, offering users who lock up tokens to support network growth an annualized yield (APY) of up to 24.0%. This new activity category allows for instant staking and offers a flexible 48-hour unstaking cycle, striking a balance between generous rewards and liquidity.

Beyond passive income, staking holds a strategically central position in the Q2 rewards program. It's considered a "loyalty" metric and is likely to carry significant weight in future $SKR airdrops. By combining this activity with daily on-chain swaps and DApp exploration, you can maximize your developer and user credits before the season's final snapshot.

Conclusion: Your $SKR Airdrop Journey

In summary, to maximize your $SKR airdrop potential in Q2, the core lies in three pillars: maintaining a high level of on-chain activity (rushing to level 5 through daily swaps), consistently using Seeker devices, and keeping up with weekly DApp store updates. Don't forget, the newly launched SKR staking offers an annualized yield of up to 24.0% with only a 48-hour exit delay, a significant signal of loyalty within the ecosystem.

I've already begun my rank-climbing journey, and the best part is, Season 2 has only just begun. You still have plenty of time to accumulate points and secure your place in the next wave of rewards.

Join me now! You're still in the early stages! This is not investment advice (NFA), please do your own research (DYOR).