Solana Mobile Unveils Seeker Phone with New Trust Architecture and Native Token SKR

In Brief:

Seeker, Solana Mobile’s second-gen device, will feature TEEPIN trust architecture and a new SKR token.

Launch starts August 4, with pre-orders priced at $450–$500, aiming for $67.5M in sales.

Solana Mobile has officially announced its next flagship device, the Seeker, along with a new trust architecture called TEEPIN and the launch of its native SKR token. The update comes as part of Solana’s push to lead the decentralized mobile ecosystem, following the success of its first Saga phone.

According to Solana Labs, TEEPIN—short for Trusted Execution Environment Platform Infrastructure Network—will power Seeker’s secure operating system through a three-layer model: hardware, platform, and network. This architecture is designed to enable secure app execution, verified interactions, and seamless decentralized identity integration.

The Seeker phone will start shipping on August 4, with two pricing tiers: a Founders Window at $450 and an Early Adopter Window at $500, projected to generate a minimum of $67.5 million in revenue based on order expectations.

Solana Labs co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko described the project as "the next evolution of mobile devices," signaling a strong focus on integrating crypto-native features and secure user experiences at the device level.

The SKR token will serve as the native asset for Seeker's mobile ecosystem, potentially playing a role in app authentication, hardware-linked credentials, or staking for services within the Solana Mobile ecosystem.

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