Today, I will talk about $SKR , which is unique to the 'coin internet' similar to the 'Internet of Things'.
The reason for the incident is that #solana Mobile airdropped to Seeker users #SKR , with 20% going directly to the market, and individuals can earn up to tens of thousands of dollars. The tokens launched simultaneously on multiple mainstream exchanges and quickly surged, igniting both sentiment and liquidity all at once. However, the core driving force behind Seeker's sales is not the Web3 mobile experience, but the airdrop expectations validated in the #Saga era—what is being bought is not a phone, but a ticket to future earnings.
At this point, the project team clearly realizes the risk of 'airdrops crashing the market', so they use high inflation + high APY staking to lock the chips back on-chain: if you don’t stake, you get diluted, and staking has a 48-hour cooling and reset mechanism, delaying circulation artificially. This allows SKR to maintain controllable prices and stable structure in the short term.
The problem is that there is currently a lack of truly irreplaceable use cases. Governance rights, ecological interests, and application synergies are more of a bonus rather than a necessity. In other words, what supports the price now is not 'must use', but 'don't sell for now'.
So the conclusion is quite realistic: in the short term, it is a successful market and structural design, while in the long term, it depends on whether the Seeker can produce applications that truly consume SKR, otherwise it is just exchanging time for volatility.
To quote a phrase from the original text: although it still carries a strong marketing flavor at present, even its staking mechanism seems slightly 'sneaky' due to details like the cooling period reset. However, in this extremely pragmatic market environment, even the grandest technological vision often cannot surpass a continuously green K-line. For participants, the coin that can make everyone money is the best coin right now.
