Solana Mobile will launch its SKR token at the start of 2026 as the governance asset for its Seeker phone ecosystem. The SKR token will connect Seeker users, app builders and infrastructure partners inside a single mobile-focused structure on the Solana network.
In an announcement on X, Solana Mobile confirmed a total SKR supply of 10 billion tokens. The company first outlined the idea in May, saying SKR would give Seeker owners “actual ownership in the platform.”
The token will support governance, staking and coordination around the Seeker phone and the Solana DApp store, rather than acting only as a one-time reward.
SKR Token Supply and Governance Role in Solana Mobile Ecosystem
The SKR token supply of 10 billion is split across several clear groups. 30% of the SKR supply is reserved for SKR airdrop distributions. These SKR airdrops will focus on community participants, including users tied to the Seeker phone and Solana Mobile’s ecosystem.
Another 25% of SKR is set aside for growth and partnerships. This allocation will back agreements and programs that expand usage of the Seeker phone, the Solana DApp store and related services. It links the SKR token directly to ecosystem building under Solana Mobile and Solana Labs.
Liquidity and collective funding also receive defined shares. 10% of SKR will support liquidity, helping trading and on-chain movement. Another 10% will form a community treasury, which can later fund proposals and projects tied to SKR governance and mobile activity.
The remaining 25% of the SKR token supply is split between the core teams. Solana Mobile will hold 15%, while Solana Labs receives 10%. These positions align the mobile arm and its parent company with the long-term performance of the SKR token.
Solana Mobile also confirmed that the SKR token will feature “linear inflation to incentivize early participants” who use SKR staking. This means the supply will rise at a steady rate, and that increase will reward those who stake SKR. More design details will be presented at the Solana Breakpoint conference from Dec. 11 to 13.
Seeker Phone, Solana DApp Store and SKR Token Utility
The Seeker phone stands at the center of the SKR token design. It ships with crypto features and direct access to the Solana DApp store, which already lists over 100 Solana-based DApps. These include wallets, trading tools and other on-chain applications built for the Solana ecosystem.
Solana Mobile’s first handset, the Saga, became widely known for heavy reward activity, and many users treated it as a “rewards magnet.” With the Seeker phone and the SKR token, the company has now tied incentives to governance, security and curation rather than only to one-off drops.
The SKR token will help decide how attention and resources move inside the Seeker environment. Solana Mobile said that SKR will support the Solana DApp store and the broader phone ecosystem by linking SKR staking to DApp support and device verification.
In its X post, Solana Mobile wrote:
“At launch, SKR serves as a growth and coordination mechanism: stake to Guardians, support builders, secure devices, curate the DApp Store.”
This line sets out the main SKR token utility: holders can stake SKR, back builders and take part in how content appears on the Seeker phone.
As usage grows, the SKR token is designed to keep value and decisions close to active users and developers. Every stake and governance action will tie back to the Seeker phone and its app layers on Solana.
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📅 Published: December 4, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: December 4, 2025
