On August 5, Solana Mobile's second phone, Seeker, began shipping on August 4, with pre-orders already exceeding 150,000 units, far surpassing the previous Saga model. The device starts at $450, integrating a native crypto wallet and decentralized app store, enhancing on-chain use cases, with Solana expected to generate at least $67.5 million in revenue.
Solana Mobile's General Manager Emmett Hollyer stated that Seeker has significantly upgraded hardware performance and on-chain functions compared to Saga, reflecting Solana's strategic direction of continuously advancing mobile deployment.
A BiyaPay analyst noted that native hardware as a crucial entry point connecting users with the blockchain ecosystem may further improve user retention and asset activity, providing more direct scenario support for assets like SOL.
Currently, BiyaPay supports real-time exchange of 200+ crypto assets including SOL, and offers "zero-fee" spot and contract trading services. Users can also seamlessly invest in US and Hong Kong stocks using USDT without an offshore account, achieving efficient linkage between on-chain and traditional finance.
