Solana Mobile begins shipping Seeker smartphone to over 150K pre‑order customers
The post Solana Mobile begins shipping Seeker smartphone to over 150K pre‑order customers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Solana Mobile shipped out the first 150,000 Seeker smartphones today, bringing a decentralized mobile network to the public. Seeker pre-orders have been ongoing since April, and the first batch size was confirmed in May. The August 4 shipping date was also announced on May 21. Solana Mobile’s General Manager, Emmett Hollyer, said the Seeker decentralized network will be incentivized to power an economy driven by the SKR native token. He claimed that the SKR token gives users control and influence over their preferred “mobile experience.” Solana Mobile disclosed that the Seeker comes with a Seed Vault Wallet, a Seeker ID, and the Solana dApp Store, which has over 100 offerings. The company boasts that its dApps are designed for “secure onchain engagement.” Central to this promise is the Trusted Execution Environment Platform Infrastructure Network, TEEPIN. The three-layer architecture allows users and developers to interact in a trustless, secure mobile environment. Hollyer says Seeker seeks to create rewarding connections The Solana Mobile General Manager said the Seeker means to create rewarding connections rather than anything else. According to Hollyer, the Seeker is about loyalty and ownership, all enshrined in a secure ecosystem that pays using the SKR. He claimed that the SKR balances “developer incentives” and “user demand,” creating a “sustainable wheel of value creation.” Hollyer explained that token holders and Seeker Guardians will govern the Seeker’s incentive model. He also mentioned that the rewarding system is independent of ratings on the Solana dApp Store. Guardians will control the Solana Mobile economy’s policies about which dApps will be supported in the store and business model. “Aligning incentives is essential to building a truly decentralized and self-sustaining mobile ecosystem,…It transforms the traditional mobile business model by giving stakeholders actual ownership in the platform.” –Emmett Hollyer, General Manager at Solana Mobile Hollyer also…
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Solana Mobile shipped out the first 150,000 Seeker smartphones today, bringing a decentralized mobile network to the public. Seeker pre-orders have been ongoing since April, and the first batch size was confirmed in May. The August 4 shipping date was also announced on May 21. Solana Mobile’s General Manager, Emmett Hollyer, said the Seeker decentralized network will be incentivized to power an economy driven by the SKR native token. He claimed that the SKR token gives users control and influence over their preferred “mobile experience.” Solana Mobile disclosed that the Seeker comes with a Seed Vault Wallet, a Seeker ID, and the Solana dApp Store, which has over 100 offerings. The company boasts that its dApps are designed for “secure onchain engagement.” Central to this promise is the Trusted Execution Environment Platform Infrastructure Network, TEEPIN. The three-layer architecture allows users and developers to interact in a trustless, secure mobile environment. Hollyer says Seeker seeks to create rewarding connections The Solana Mobile General Manager said the Seeker means to create rewarding connections rather than anything else. According to Hollyer, the Seeker is about loyalty and ownership, all enshrined in a secure ecosystem that pays using the SKR. He claimed that the SKR balances “developer incentives” and “user demand,” creating a “sustainable wheel of value creation.” Hollyer explained that token holders and Seeker Guardians will govern the Seeker’s incentive model. He also mentioned that the rewarding system is independent of ratings on the Solana dApp Store. Guardians will control the Solana Mobile economy’s policies about which dApps will be supported in the store and business model. “Aligning incentives is essential to building a truly decentralized and self-sustaining mobile ecosystem,…It transforms the traditional mobile business model by giving stakeholders actual ownership in the platform.” –Emmett Hollyer, General Manager at Solana Mobile Hollyer also…
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