Solana Mobile has officially launched its native SKR token, opening a live airdrop for Seeker smartphone users and developers. The launch marks a major step in linking blockchain incentives with mobile hardware adoption, as Solana Mobile moves to align users, builders, and hardware partners under a shared token-driven ecosystem.
Solana Mobile Rolls Out SKR Token to Power Its Ecosystem
Solana Mobile announced the SKR token launch in an X post on January 21, confirming that eligible Seeker users and developers can now claim their airdrop. The company plans to distribute nearly 2 billion SKR tokens, representing 20% of the total supply, to early participants. The token operates as an SPL asset on the Solana blockchain and serves as the core coordination mechanism for the platform.
SKR is live.
The native asset of the Solana Mobile ecosystem has arrived.
Claim. Stake. Build.
The next era of open mobile starts now. 📱🧵 pic.twitter.com/jBdAPXU4T2
— Seeker | Solana Mobile (@solanamobile) January 21, 2026
SKR supports governance, staking, and dApp Store curation across the Solana Mobile ecosystem. Users can stake their tokens to Guardians, help secure devices, and support developers building mobile-first applications. Early staking yields currently sit near 28% APY, offering strong incentives for participation during the initial phase of network growth.
Solana Mobile stated that SKR’s value will increasingly flow back to the community as adoption scales. The company framed the launch as a shift in mobile ownership, where users hold a direct stake in the network they use. More than 100,000 Seeker users now qualify to claim tokens, reflecting strong early traction for the Seeker device and its on-chain integration.
The SKR token carries a fixed supply of 10 billion tokens, distributed through a linear inflation model designed to reward early contributors. Under the allocation plan, 30% of the supply goes toward airdrops, with the current distribution focused on users and developers who activated their Seeker Genesis Token before or during Season 1.
SKR Airdrop Eligibility, Claims, and Staking Rewards
A total of 1.819 billion SKR tokens will be airdropped to 100,908 eligible users across five allocation tiers for Season 1. To claim the airdrop, Seeker users must access the Seed Vault Wallet and navigate to the Activity Tracking tab. Each wallet must hold at least 0.015 SOL to cover transaction fees, and users have a 90-day window to complete the claim.
SKR Allocation Tiers. Source: Solana MobileAfter claiming, users can stake their SKR tokens immediately with zero commission at launch. The staking system allows unstaking at any time, subject to a 48-hour cooldown period. This flexibility encourages participation while maintaining network stability during the early growth phase.
Devs, you’re up next.
If you shipped a quality app to the dApp Store in Season 1, your SKR is waiting.
Head to the Publishing Portal and claim now.
You built the apps that made Season 1 and Seeker happen. This is our thank you.https://t.co/hY2ABnc6ru pic.twitter.com/2uEamusQPz
— Seeker | Solana Mobile (@solanamobile) January 21, 2026
SKR Token Trading and Market Reaction
SKR has listed across several platforms, including Kraken, Bybit, Gate, MEXC, Jupiter, and Phantom. Following the launch, the token price surged by more than 40% to around $0.0111, with trading volume increasing by over 3,000%. Solana’s SOL token also rebounded 2% to $128.17, reflecting renewed market interest tied to the SKR rollout.
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Solana Mobile Launches SKR Token, Seeker Users Get Airdrop
Solana Mobile Rolls Out SKR Token to Power Its Ecosystem
Solana Mobile announced the SKR token launch in an X post on January 21, confirming that eligible Seeker users and developers can now claim their airdrop. The company plans to distribute nearly 2 billion SKR tokens, representing 20% of the total supply, to early participants. The token operates as an SPL asset on the Solana blockchain and serves as the core coordination mechanism for the platform.
SKR supports governance, staking, and dApp Store curation across the Solana Mobile ecosystem. Users can stake their tokens to Guardians, help secure devices, and support developers building mobile-first applications. Early staking yields currently sit near 28% APY, offering strong incentives for participation during the initial phase of network growth.
Solana Mobile stated that SKR’s value will increasingly flow back to the community as adoption scales. The company framed the launch as a shift in mobile ownership, where users hold a direct stake in the network they use. More than 100,000 Seeker users now qualify to claim tokens, reflecting strong early traction for the Seeker device and its on-chain integration.
The SKR token carries a fixed supply of 10 billion tokens, distributed through a linear inflation model designed to reward early contributors. Under the allocation plan, 30% of the supply goes toward airdrops, with the current distribution focused on users and developers who activated their Seeker Genesis Token before or during Season 1.
SKR Airdrop Eligibility, Claims, and Staking Rewards
A total of 1.819 billion SKR tokens will be airdropped to 100,908 eligible users across five allocation tiers for Season 1. To claim the airdrop, Seeker users must access the Seed Vault Wallet and navigate to the Activity Tracking tab. Each wallet must hold at least 0.015 SOL to cover transaction fees, and users have a 90-day window to complete the claim.
SKR Token Trading and Market Reaction
SKR has listed across several platforms, including Kraken, Bybit, Gate, MEXC, Jupiter, and Phantom. Following the launch, the token price surged by more than 40% to around $0.0111, with trading volume increasing by over 3,000%. Solana’s SOL token also rebounded 2% to $128.17, reflecting renewed market interest tied to the SKR rollout.