Solana Mobile Set to Launch SKR Token in January 2026

Solana Mobile has officially announced plans to launch its highly anticipated SKR token in January 2026. The native token powering the Solana Seeker mobile ecosystem sparked massive buzz in the crypto community, triggering SOL price to soar more than 4%.

Solana Mobile Gears Up to Launch SKR Token in January 2026

Solana Mobile in a blog unveiled new details about the forthcoming SKR native token for the Seeker smartphone ecosystem. The initiative aims to further enhance the Solana ecosystem, primarily in mobile applications and decentralized finance (DeFi).

The token will power the growth and coordination mechanism, including staking to Guardians, supporting builders, securing devices, and curating the dApp Store. The team confirmed that SKR value will gradually flow back to the community as the ecosystem scales.

“We’re thrilled to announce the SKR token launch in January 2026,” said a spokesperson for Solana Mobile. It announced Anza, DoubleZero, Triton, Helius, and Jito platforms to join Solana Mobile as Guardians next year.

Solana Mobile Reveals SKR Tokenomics

As per the tokenomics details shared Solana Mobile, SKR token will have a total supply of 10 billion tokens. The allocation uses linear inflation to incentivize early participants who stake to secure the ecosystem and bootstrap platform growth.

The first year will have a 10% inflation, with a reducing rate of 25% every year. The terminal rate will stabilize at 2% approximately after 6 years.

The team plans to allocate 30% or 3 billion tokens via airdrops likely to Seeker owners, dApp users, builders, and other Solana holders. The 25% are set for Growth and Partnerships and 10% for Liquidity and Launch.

Another 10% is allocated to the Solana community treasury, with 15% to Solana Mobile. The remaining 10% SKR token will go to Solana Labs.

SOL Price Sees Upside Momentum

SOL price jumped 4% in the past 24 hours, with the price currently trading at $143.51. The 24-hour low and high are $139.37 and $146.72, respectively. Trading volume has decreased by 26% in the last 24 hours.

However, spot Solana ETFs recorded their third net outflow of $32.19 million, according to SoSoValue data on December 4. Also, it was the largest-ever outflow to date, raising speculation within the community.

The outflow primarily happened due to a $41.79 million redemption from the 21Shares Solana ETF (TSOL). Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL), Grayscale Solana ETF (GSOL), and others continue their inflow streak.

CoinGlass data showed mixed sentiment in the derivatives market. At the time of writing, the 24-hour total SOL futures open interest is up more than 1% to $7.47 billion. The 4-hour SOL futures OI on CME dropped by 1.40% and climbed 1.42% on Binance.