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Solana Mobile has launched the SKR token airdrop for Seeker smartphone users, opening in-wallet claims and staking. The company announced the rollout on Jan. 21 as it expands its mobile crypto ecosystem.
Seeker holders can claim and stake SKR to access rewards, governance, and app participation across the platform. Solana Mobile also included early developers, allocating about 2 billion SKR to users and builders.
Eligible Seeker users can claim SKR through the Seed Vault Wallet on the device. Users need to open the Activity Tracking tab and complete the claim process. The claim requires about 0.015 Solana (SOL) to cover network fees, according to launch guidance.
Solana Mobile set a 90-day window and will return unclaimed tokens to the airdrop pool. Eligibility includes Seeker owners who activated their Seeker Genesis token before or during Season 1. Launch materials also cited 100,908 eligible users across five allocation tiers.
Developers can claim SKR through the Publishing Portal if they shipped approved apps in Season 1. Solana Mobile described the allocation as a reward for early builders who supported the Seeker launch.
Solana Mobile positioned SKR as a governance and utility token for its mobile ecosystem. The token supports staking, community governance, and app curation in the Solana dApp Store.
In addition, SKR underpins device security through a system Solana Mobile calls “Guardians.” The company framed the model as user ownership, saying “the people who use the network should own the network.”
Staking is live, and holders can delegate SKR to earn rewards. Solana Mobile described inflation events every 48 hours under a linear issuance schedule. The schedule starts at 10% annual inflation and declines by 25% each year until 2%. Some launch materials referenced early yields near 28% APY, or annual percentage yield.
Users can unstake at any time, though the system uses a 48-hour cooldown period. Furthermore, launch materials described 0% commission at launch for staking.
SKR has a fixed supply of 10 billion tokens, and Solana Mobile emphasized broad early ownership. The company said about 2 billion SKR, or 20% of supply, has been allocated to users and developers.
Other launch details described 30% of the supply allocated to airdrops and unlocks at launch. However, Solana Mobile did not provide a breakdown between airdrops and other unlocks in the materials provided.
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SKR began trading on Solana decentralized exchanges (DEXs), including Raydium, Jupiter, Orca, and Meteora. Trading also opened on centralized exchanges such as Crypto.com, Bybit, KuCoin, Gate.io, and Bitget.
Other listings mentioned Kraken and MEXC, alongside wallet access through Phantom. Meanwhile, Jupiter announced a $50,000 SKR prize pool tied to the launch. Early price action showed sharp swings, which often follow new token launches. According to CoinGecko data, the market snapshot showed SKR near $0.0101.
Market data show about 5.7 billion SKR in circulation during early trading. Those figures imply a market value near $56.6 million and a fully diluted valuation near $99.3 million.
Solana Mobile described SKR as an SPL token, or Solana Program Library token, on Solana’s layer-1 blockchain. Still, the company linked SKR’s longer-term value to ecosystem participation and usage.
Solana Mobile has already started Seeker Season 2 with new apps, rewards, and activity-based incentives. The company said Season 2 expands activity across DeFi, gaming, payments, trading, and DePIN initiatives.
