Solana Mobile is preparing for a major step forward with the January 2026 arrival of its SKR token. The plan signals an expansion of its growing mobile ecosystem, which continues to attract builders and users across decentralized applications. The latest update shows a coordinated effort to strengthen governance, device security, and economic alignment across the Seeker ecosystem.
The broader Solana community now watches how this mobile-focused token layer may reshape participation and incentives. Besides influencing mobile activity, the initiative aims to drive deeper integration with the larger Solana economy.
SKR Set to Drive Governance and Coordination
Solana Mobile introduced SKR as the core coordination asset for the Seeker ecosystem. The token supports device verification, dApp Store curation, builder rewards, and staking to ecosystem operators. The company expects value to cycle back to users as activity increases.
The Seeker rollout already brought more than 150,000 devices into the network. Additionally, over 175 decentralized applications have processed more than $100 million in mobile activity during Seeker Season.
The SKR allocation framework includes 30% for airdrops, 25% for growth efforts, and 10% for community needs. Solana Mobile and Solana Labs share 25% of the supply.
Liquidity and launch operations receive the remaining allocation. This structure aims to distribute influence across users, developers, hardware partners, and network operators.
Guardians to Strengthen Platform Security in 2026
Solana Mobile also outlined its 2026 expansion of Guardians, a group that strengthens device integrity and platform governance. Guardians operate under the TEEPIN infrastructure to verify devices, assess software safety, and maintain shared standards for the dApp marketplace.
The program includes Anza, DoubleZero, Triton, Helius, and Jito as the initial operators. Consequently, Solana Mobile expects a decentralized review process and a more resilient structure for mobile access.
Analysts Track Solana’s Double Bottom Structure
Solana trades near $143.20 with modest weekly gains. Analysts now assess a possible continuation pattern on the 12-hour chart.
CryptoCurb noted a double-bottom formation with neckline resistance at $148 to $150. A breakout could open a path toward $165 and later $180. Moreover, strong accumulation near $130 supports bullish expectations.
Kurnia Bijaksana also tracks the same structure. The analysis suggests a rally toward $170 if buyers clear the neckline. However, a rejection may return price to $128 to $132. Solana maintains micro support around $133 to $137, keeping the bullish case intact.