In a move that’s sending ripples through the crypto community, Coinbase has officially added two promising Solana-based tokens, Seeker (SKR) and FIGHT (FIGHT), to its highly anticipated listing roadmap. This development, announced just yesterday, positions both projects for potential full trading integration on one of the world’s largest exchanges, potentially unlocking massive liquidity and exposure for early holders. Seeker (SKR), the native utility token of the Solana Mobile ecosystem, is at the forefront of Web3 hardware innovation. Born from Solana Labs’ hardware division, SKR powers a decentralized mobile platform that integrates blockchain natively into smartphones.
The project builds on the success of Solana’s Saga phone, with its latest device, the Seeker (formerly known as Chapter 2), already shipping over 100,000 units, a number that reportedly exceeds the combined TPS of all Ethereum L2s, as highlighted by Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko. SKR’s tokenomics emphasize community alignment: it’s designed for governance, curation, and incentives across users, developers, and hardware builders. Just days away from its token generation event on January 21, Solana Mobile plans to airdrop nearly 2 billion SKR tokens to verified Seeker phone owners and developers, distributing 1.82 billion to 100,908 users and 141 million to 188 builders. Priced for accessibility, SKR’s pre-launch hype has traders eyeing 2-5x gains post-listing, drawing parallels to early Solana ecosystem tokens like BONK or WIF.
On the other side, FIGHT (FIGHT) is injecting blockchain into the high-octane world of combat sports. Backed by an official multi-year partnership with the UFC (spanning 2023–2028), Fight.ID is a licensed Web3 platform that connects fans, athletes, and creators through digital identities, NFTs, and tokenized experiences. The token, with a fixed supply of 10 billion on Solana, launched in November 2025 after raising an impressive $183 million in its sale at $0.05 per token. Tokenomics are community-centric: 57% allocated to users for decentralized growth, with utilities including governance voting, staking rewards, in-app payments for events, and exclusive access to fighter merch or virtual training sessions.
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