Solana Mobile has set January 21 as the official launch date for its SKR token, marking a major milestone for crypto-focused mobile adoption. The announcement followsSolana Mobile has set January 21 as the official launch date for its SKR token, marking a major milestone for crypto-focused mobile adoption. The announcement follows

Solana Mobile Confirms SKR Airdrop Ahead of January 21 Token Launch

2026/01/08 05:42
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Solana Mobile has set January 21 as the official launch date for its SKR token, marking a major milestone for crypto-focused mobile adoption. The announcement follows the conclusion of the first Seeker Season, a multi-month program designed to test real-world usage across mobile decentralized applications. 

According to project updates on X, the initiative attracted more than 100,000 participants and demonstrated sustained on-chain activity at scale. Consequently, the SKR launch positions Solana Mobile to expand its ecosystem beyond hardware into token-driven incentives and governance.

Seeker Season Shows Strong Mobile Demand

The first Seeker Season delivered notable engagement across the Solana mobile ecosystem. Over 265 decentralized applications took part during the program. Additionally, users executed more than nine million transactions, generating approximately $2.6 billion in total volume. These figures suggest that mobile-native crypto usage can compete with traditional desktop activity. 

Moreover, developers gained direct feedback on performance, onboarding, and transaction flow. Hence, Solana Mobile views the program as proof that crypto applications can thrive on smartphones without sacrificing speed or usability.

SKR Launch and Airdrop Structure

Solana Mobile confirmed that SKR will launch at 2:00 a.m. UTC on January 21, which aligns with January 20 at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The token carries a fixed supply of 10 billion SKR. 

Significantly, the team has already taken a snapshot for airdrop eligibility. 20% of the total supply has been reserved for users and developers who supported the ecosystem early. 

Additionally, airdrops will account for 30% of total allocation, fully unlocked at launch. This approach aims to reward participation while encouraging immediate network activity.

Tokenomics and Long-Term Allocation Plan

Beyond airdrops, Solana Mobile outlined a structured allocation model to support growth and sustainability. Growth and partnerships will receive 25% of the supply, with partial unlocking at launch and linear distribution over 18 months. 

The Solana Mobile team will receive 15%, subject to a one-year cliff and gradual vesting over three years. Moreover, Solana Labs will hold 10% under a similar vesting schedule. Liquidity and launch support will receive 10%, unlocked immediately. Another 10% will fund a community treasury governed by token holders.

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