Solana Mobile on Wednesday released new details about SKR, the upcoming native token for its Seeker smartphone ecosystem. The company said SKR will launch in January 2026 and form the economic and governance backbone of its decentralized mobile platform.
According to a post by Solana Mobile on X, SKR has a fixed total supply of 10 billion tokens. The distribution is intended to benefit users and ecosystem development: 30% will be used for airdrops, 25% for growth initiatives and partnerships, and 10% for liquidity and launch support. Another 10% will be allocated to the community treasury, 15% is earmarked for Solana Mobile itself, and 10% is earmarked for Solana Labs.
SKR will also incorporate a linear inflation model designed to reward early participants for staking tokens to help protect and expand the mobile ecosystem. Inflation starts at 10% in the first year and then decreases by 25% each year until it reaches a final 2%, where it is expected to stabilize. Solana Mobile says this is designed to guide activity during the growth phase of the platform while maintaining predictable, sustainable releases over time.
Launched last August, the Seeker phone is Solana Mobile’s next generation phone, expanding on the company’s first version of its Saga device with upgraded hardware and deeper integration of decentralized on-chain functionality.
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