- The Seeker phone launches August 4, with over 150,000 units ready
- Solana introduces SKR, a new token to power mobile incentives and ownership
- TEEPIN provides a decentralized, cryptographic trust layer for mobile interactions
Solana Mobile is back — and this time, it’s not just another device.
The Seeker, Solana’s second-gen crypto smartphone, ships on August 4 with two powerful upgrades: the SKR token and a decentralized framework called TEEPIN.
Where the first model, Saga, struggled until airdrop-hunters made it sell out, Seeker arrives with over 150,000 units ready — and a plan. SKR isn’t a gimmick: it’s the fuel for the Solana Mobile ecosystem.
It will drive rewards, in-app economies, and user ownership across the mobile experience.
But the real evolution? TEEPIN — a three-layer trustless architecture designed to let users, developers, and devices interact securely through cryptographic verification, not central authority.
This isn’t just about crypto on mobile. It’s about mobile built for crypto.
With SKR and TEEPIN, Solana Mobile isn’t just shipping a phone. It’s pushing for a full-blown web3-native mobile economy. August is closer than you think.
