Solana Mobile has launched an airdrop of its native token SKR on Tuesday, allowing Seeker phone users and active dApp participants to claim the asset.
“Seeker and SKR are a bet that there’s another way for mobile: that the people who use the network should own the network,” the announcement said. “Today, over 100,000 of you can claim your stake in that future.”
According to its Tuesday announcement, users of the Seeker phone can claim their SKR tokens on the built-in wallet. They are given a 90-day window to claim their tokens, after which unclaimed allocations will be returned to the airdrop pool.
Developers who deployed a “quality app” to the dApp Store in season 1 are also eligible for the airdrop, the announcement noted.
SKR serves as the native asset designed to power control, economics, incentives, and ownership across the ecosystem. It has a total supply of 10 billion, with 30% allocated for airdrops and unlocks at launch.
Solana Mobile encouraged airdrop recipients to stake their tokens, noting that inflation events will occur every 48 hours. SKR follows a linear inflation schedule designed to reward early participants. Annual inflation kicks off at 10% and decreases by 25% every year. Once it reaches the 2% mark, the rate stabilizes for all future issuance, according to the project’s official website.
The launch coincides with Seeker’s Season 2 campaign launch on Wednesday, featuring new apps, rewards, early access, and focus areas including DeFi, gaming, payments, trading, and DePIN.
Seeker is an Android-based device and a successor to Solana Mobile’s first product, the Saga. It is pre-loaded with blockchain features like a hardware security solution dubbed Seed Vault key storage and a built-in Solana dApp Store. Solana Mobile said in August that it received 150,000 preorders for Seeker, with shipments to over 50 countries.
According to Coingecko data, SKR is trading at $0.01062, up 54% in the past 24 hours.
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