Solana's technical leader recently expressed high expectations for the mobile device project Seeker within the ecosystem and shared a quite aggressive vision.

He hopes that Seeker and Solana Mobile can achieve a major breakthrough. The core idea is to build a fully on-chain controlled TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) certificate chain. This system would enable smart contracts to truly enforce access control at the mobile device level. In other words, the capabilities currently held by centralized companies like Apple and Google could be realized through a fully autonomous decentralized organization on-chain.

This plan sounds somewhat radical. But its potential is indeed enormous—in a vertically integrated tech stack with extremely high user loyalty, such an approach could genuinely create real value for tokens. The mobile market size is unmatched, naturally forming the strongest moat. Risks? Of course, there are risks, and the probability of failure is not low.

The good news is that the ecosystem is not operating in isolation. OEM manufacturers, mobile developers, and those quietly working within the Solana camp are working together to provide API support and infrastructure guarantees. This open and collaborative attitude makes the entire project more promising.

From this perspective, the related tokens are not just speculative assets. They are a comprehensive tool for governance within the Solana Mobile ecosystem, including staking assets and developer incentive mechanisms. The goal is to create a truly open Web3 mobile system, directly competing with Apple and Google’s closed ecosystems. In the current environment, such a breakthrough is indeed worth paying attention to.