Solana Mobile has launched an airdrop of the SKR token for Seeker smartphone users and developers of decentralized applications (dApps).  Device owners and activeSolana Mobile has launched an airdrop of the SKR token for Seeker smartphone users and developers of decentralized applications (dApps).  Device owners and active

Solana Mobile Launched the SKR Airdrop for Seeker Smartphone Owners

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  • Solana Mobile is running an airdrop of SKR tokens.
  • They are being distributed to Seeker smartphone users and dApp developers.
  • 3 billion tokens have been allocated for the distribution.

Solana Mobile has launched an airdrop of the SKR token for Seeker smartphone users and developers of decentralized applications (dApps). 

Device owners and active ecosystem participants can claim the tokens, including teams that listed “quality apps” in the dApp Store during the first season.

The company explained that the SKR launch is a key element of Solana Mobile’s long-term strategy. The statement emphasized: 

Seeker users can claim SKR directly in the built-in wallet. They have 90 days to do so — after the period ends, unclaimed tokens will be returned to the airdrop pool. 

The total supply of SKR is 10 billion tokens, of which 30% is reserved for the airdrop and unlocked at launch.

The SKR token is positioned as a core asset that enables “governance, economics, incentives, and ownership” within the Solana Mobile ecosystem. 

The team is encouraging token holders to stake, noting that inflationary rewards are credited every 48 hours. 

Annual inflation starts at 10% and decreases by 25% each year — until it stabilizes at 2%. Current staking yield, according to the project, is around 25.4% per year, but it depends on the share of tokens staked.

The staking mechanism involves delegating SKR to so-called Guardians — trusted node operators who verify Seeker devices and moderate the dApp Store. Delegation happens automatically when staking, and unstaking is available with a 48-hour cooldown period.

The airdrop launch coincided with the start of Season 2 for Seeker. The new phase of the ecosystem’s development is focused on DeFi, gaming, payments, trading, and DePIN, and also offers new apps, rewards, and early access to products.

Seeker is a second-generation Android smartphone from Solana Mobile, the successor to the Saga model. The device ships with Seed Vault hardware key storage and the built-in Solana dApp Store. 

As a reminder, in August 2025, the company began shipping Seeker to more than 50 countries, reporting more than 150,000 pre-orders. According to Solana Mobile estimates, sales of the second-generation smartphones could bring in at least $67.5 million.

And in December, the company announced the launch of the SKR token, calling it “the economic foundation of the device ecosystem.” At the time, the company emphasized that SKR would be used for staking and to incentivize early participants, and that a significant share of the issuance would be allocated specifically to the airdrop.

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