The airdrop will grant 20% or 2 billion unlocked SKR tokens to holders of the second generation Solana Mobile phone, the Seeker, and developers of applications for the crypto-focused mobile device. Overall, 30% of the total 10 billion SKR tokens have been set aside for airdrop incentives.
Season 1 proved crypto mobile works. You made that happen.
Additional details about the airdrop claim and allocation process are expected in the near future, but the mobile arm of the speedy layer-1 network said that a snapshot of activity on Seeker devices has already been taken in advance of the token launch.
That activity has spanned more than 9 million transactions and $2.6 billion in transactional volume as part of “Seeker Season 1” since devices started shipping globally in August. Season 2 began on Wednesday, with more details expected about the season on Thursday.
“Our plans haven’t changed: we are building the easiest, most secure way to participate in internet capital markets from the supercomputer in your pocket,” Hollyer posted. “SKR is a critical step on the path to an open ecosystem that will bring on more devices, more developers, and more users.”
More than 150,000 Seeker devices were pre-ordered by crypto users following the rollout of Solana Mobile’s first-generation Android device, the Solana Saga. The Seeker sells for $500.
"Saga users will not be accounted for in the SKR airdrop," a rep told Decrypt.
