Solana Mobile has launched its native SKR token to support its Seeker smartphone ecosystem. The SKR token has released through an airdrop on the Solana network for eligible Seeker phone users and app developers based on their activity.
Meanwhile, users have 90 days to claim their tokens, or they will return to the airdrop pool.
Check if you are eligible for the SKR token airdrop.
According to the official Solana Mobile announcement dated January 20 at 9:00 pm ET. The SKR token airdrop went live for eligible Seeker smartphone users and developers, who can claim their tokens directly using the built-in wallet on their device.
To complete the claim, users need to keep at least 0.01 SOL in their wallet to cover network fees.
Solana Mobile has given users 90 days to claim their tokens. Any unclaimed SKR after April 20 will be sent back to the airdrop pool.
Alongside Solana Mobile, developers who launched quality apps on the Seeker dApp Store during its first season are also eligible. This move aims to reward builders who help grow the mobile ecosystem and improve user experience.
As per the announcement, SKR has a fixed total supply of 10 billion tokens. Around 30% of the supply is reserved for airdrops and early unlocks. Meanwhile, another 25% is set aside for ecosystem growth and partnerships, while 10% for liquidity and launch support.
However, another 10% share goes to a community treasury to fund future ideas and proposals. Lastly, the remaining tokens are split between Solana Mobile and Solana Labs by 15% and 10%, respectively.
SKR plays a key role in staking and governance. Users can stake their tokens through the Seed Vault Wallet and earn up to 25.4% APY by offering SKR to support decision-making, app curation, and device checks.
Users can unstake at any time, with a 48-hour cooldown before tokens return to their wallet.
However, token inflation begins at 10% in the first year and slowly drops each year until it reaches 2%, aiming to support steady and long-term growth of the Seeker ecosystem.
Eligible users include Solana Seeker smartphone owners and developers who launched quality apps on the Seeker dApp Store based on verified activity.
You can claim SKR directly through the built-in wallet on your Seeker phone. Keep at least 0.01 SOL to cover Solana network fees.
SKR tokens are used for staking, governance voting, app curation, and device checks, with staking rewards of up to 25.4% APY.
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