Solana Mobile announced this week that the allocation query for its native token SKR is now fully operational. Seeker smartphone users can now directly check their SKR allocation from the Season 1 event through the built-in Seed Vault Wallet, preparing for the upcoming official claiming phase (January 21).
The five distribution levels are determined by participation and the anti-witness mechanism.
The official statement indicated that the SKR allocation level for Season 1 was determined based on a comprehensive evaluation of users' Seeker mobile phone usage, Solana dApp Store interaction, and on-chain activity participation during the event, and after undergoing a strict anti-sybil screening mechanism.
The system is divided into five levels, with the following corresponding allocations:
- Sovereign: 750,000 SKR
- Luminary: 125,000 SKR
- Vanguard: 40,000 SKR
- Prospector: 10,000 SKR
- Scout: 5,000 SKR
Tragedy followed ostentatious displays of wealth
Just before users were waiting for the official airdrop, a dramatic turn of events that was both funny and absurd emerged on social media yesterday.
A netizen shared a screenshot of an airdrop giveaway in a group chat, showing six Seeker phones, each receiving the maximum allocation of 750,000 $SKR. The netizen excitedly wrote on social media:
Sometimes you really have to ask yourself if your execution is good enough, or if you've messed up. The crypto is never short of opportunities, offering the best track for ordinary people to turn their lives around.
Based on the current pre-market price of $0.02, the six phones could collectively receive $90,000 worth of tokens.
Tragedy struck: a screenshot was blocked by the authorities.
However, this guy forgot to blur out the wallet's domain name and related information in the photos he uploaded. As a result, last night a KOL who seemed to know the details posted that the guy's wallet had been completely blocked, and all 4.5 million SKRs were gone... a dramatic fall from heaven to hell overnight.
This decisive action by the authorities sends a signal to the market: while encouraging ecosystem participation, project teams will not be lenient towards those who blatantly challenge the rules.
