SKR underpins governance and incentives, with 30% of its 10 billion supply allocated at launch.

“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 company said, adding that more than 100,000 users are eligible to claim tokens.

Solana Mobile Opens 90-Day SKR Airdrop Claims for Seeker Users

Owners of the Seeker phone can claim their allocation directly through the device’s built-in wallet.

The claim window is set at 90 days, after which any unclaimed tokens will be returned to the airdrop pool, according to the announcement.

Airdrop recipients are being encouraged to stake their SKR tokens. According to the project’s documentation, inflation events occur every 48 hours under a linear schedule that starts with 10% annual inflation.

That rate is designed to decline by 25% each year until it reaches 2%, at which point inflation will remain constant.

Focus areas include decentralized finance, gaming, payments, trading, and decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN).

Solana Mobile’s Seeker Phone Builds on Saga

Seeker is an Android-based smartphone and the successor to Solana Mobile’s first device, Saga.

It comes preloaded with blockchain-focused features, including Seed Vault hardware-backed key storage and a native Solana dApp Store.

According to CoinGecko data, SKR was trading at $0.01062 at the time of publication, up 54% over the past 24 hours.

Sources >> Solana Mobile Launches SKR Token Airdrop for Seeker Phone Users