2026-01-21 10:23:17

The Solana ecosystem welcomes new developments. The Seeker phone under Solana Mobile has officially launched an airdrop plan for the native token SKR, opening claim channels for Seeker users and dApp Store developers.

The underlying philosophy behind this move is quite interesting—Solana Mobile emphasizes in its official statement that users participating in the network should have ownership of the network. The first batch of participants exceeds 100,000, which demonstrates strong community enthusiasm.

For users who have obtained SKR, the most straightforward way to benefit is through staking. Open the Seed Vault wallet on the Seeker phone, go to the SKR staking module, select the amount to stake, and start earning SKR rewards. Notably, the system triggers an inflation event every 48 hours, meaning rewards are settled regularly.

From a design perspective, the SKR staking mechanism aims to encourage long-term holding and ecosystem participation rather than just a simple airdrop for quick sell-off. This incentive model has practical significance in high-speed blockchain ecosystems like Solana, helping attract developers and users to stay engaged. For users interested in Solana mobile development, this is a trend worth paying attention to.

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GateUser-d2475951

· 01-21 15:09

Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫

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EthMaximalist

· 01-21 13:17

Airdrops and staking again, this combo really packs a punch Is 100,000 people participating? Still a bit of buzz Wait, inflation occurs every 48 hours, will this yield be diluted to an absurd level Solana is still competing in mobile, it seems they really want to break the monopoly How long is the staking lock-up period? This is very important Most people who airdrop and then sell should still be the majority, don't deceive yourself Just shouting about ownership belonging to users, the token price is the real truth Will this be another wave of retail investors being harvested? Pump it up first, then dump How many Seeker phones are in circulation? This determines the ceiling of SKR

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OnchainDetective

· 01-21 10:52

Wait, 100,000 initial users and a 48-hour inflation cycle—is there something behind these numbers? According to on-chain data, this kind of frequent inflation design is typically to prevent sell pressure, clearly racing against time.

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LightningAllInHero

· 01-21 10:43

Airdrops and staking again, Solana's combo is becoming more and more proficient. Inflation every 48 hours? Keep a close watch, don’t become the next victim of the pump-and-dump rhythm. With 100,000 participants, the hype is there, but I’m worried it might just be a mirage. I agree that staking models are more reliable than projects that just run after airdrops. Can Seeker mobile truly gain traction? It’s still a bit uncertain right now.

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SighingCashier

· 01-21 10:40

Another airdrop, another staking, the套路 is getting more and more familiar --- Hundreds of thousands of people competing, how many coins can you actually get? --- Settling every 48 hours, this inflation rate is quite aggressive --- The Mobile chain really seems to want to attract users this time --- The staking system looks quite tempting, but I'm worried it's just another rug pull scheme --- This logic is to get you in early, and then new users suffer heavy losses later --- Seeker phones are already purchased, not participating would be a waste --- The initial 100,000 participants sound like a lot, but compared to other projects, it might just be average

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-21 10:29

Airdrop again? Hopefully this time it won't dump the price. SKR staking settles every 48 hours, the returns look quite tempting, but I'm worried it's just another rug pull scheme. 100,000 participants—are there really that many people or just many accounts? Solana definitely wants to retain developers this time, but whether users will actually continue participating is the key. The staking mechanism sounds good, but how much can you actually earn? I have no idea.

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