Solana Mobile began today the shipments of the first 150,000 units of Seeker, the smartphone with integrated wallet, digital identity, and access to over 100 dApps.
Solana Mobile and the start of shipments of the first 150,000 Seeker
A few hours ago, Solana Mobile announced that it has officially started shipping the first 150,000 units of Seeker sold.
Seekers iniziano ufficialmente la spedizione oggi! Grazie per il vostro supporto e fiducia in Solana Mobile sin dal primo giorno.
Stiamo inviando decine di migliaia di dispositivi in oltre 50 paesi in tutto il mondo, quindi abbiate pazienza mentre il vostro ordine si fa strada nelle prossime settimane. pic.twitter.com/dQtkWi26JB
— Seeker | Solana Mobile (@solanamobile) 4 agosto 2025
“Seekers officially starts shipping today! Thank you for your support and trust in Solana Mobile since day one. We are shipping tens of thousands of devices to over 50 countries worldwide, so please be patient as your order is fulfilled in the coming weeks.”
This is a smartphone with an integrated wallet, digital identity, and access to over 100 dApps. The decision on which dApps are included and how the platform should evolve is made directly by the holders of the SKR token.
Not by chance, the device connects to a governance network of SKR holders. Not only that, Seeker works with the TEEPIN architecture, which validates hardware and software using crypto proofs, without intermediary fees.
Solana Mobile: Seeker after the successo di Saga
Solana had presented the design of Seeker last September 2024, after the success of the blockchain-based hardware product of Saga.
The pre-orders for Seeker, on the other hand, were opened last April 2025, with the shipping date already confirmed for May.
In any case, the new Solana Mobile includes a native wallet for managing private keys, a digital identity system, and direct access to the Solana dApp Store, which already offers more than 100 on-chain applications.
Regarding the TEEPIN architecture, Solana describes it as a three-tier infrastructure capable of validating both hardware and apps through crypto proofs.
Thanks to this system, Seeker’s mobile platform guarantees decentralized governance, powered by the SKR token.
The holders of SKR as users, developers, and producers all have a say in the growth of the platform.
In this regard, Emmett Hollyer, general manager of Solana Mobile, stated that balancing incentives for developers with rewards for users is essential to maintain a healthy ecosystem.
The price of SOL
In the last 24 hours, the price of Solana (SOL) has recorded a pump of +4%. At the time of writing, the sixth crypto by market cap is worth $168.60.
This price is still far from the historical maximum or ATH (All-Time High) recorded by SOL last January, when the price exceeded $261. From mid-February onwards, SOL managed to stay above $200 only on July 23.
Who knows if the situation could change with the official confirmation of the Solana ETF. Recently, there has been talk that six major managers have updated their documents to launch spot ETFs on SOL, while the SEC seems to follow with its favorable approach.
These six protagonists of global finance awaiting a response are Franklin Templeton, Fidelity, Grayscale, Bitwise, CoinShares, and VenEck.