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Seeker is right around the corner, the Solana Mobile Hackathon is live right now (!!), tons of new mobile apps launching — the Solana Mobile ecosystem is on fire. Here’s an overview:
150K+ Seeker mobile phones already preordered
100+ apps are now live in the Solana dApp Store — showing rapid growth in the mobile-native app ecosystem on Solana
The Solana Mobile Stack (SMS) has a full mobile SDK (React Native Wallet Adapter, Seed Vault, Solana Pay support) — build iOS/Android dApps in <15 minutes
The Solana App Kit by SendAI now supports Mobile development, including an Open-Source React Native Scaffold and seamless Wallet Auth UX
Mobile-first DeFi apps like Jupiter, DRiP, Dialect, Cube Exchange, and Bonk Bot now offer dedicated Android/iOS apps and Telegram integrations
Consumer Apps on Mobile have exploded with the likes of Vector, Farcaster (now supports Solana), Tribe, DRiP (coming soon), Poll etc.
Your mission is to write a comprehensive deep dive about the state of Mobile Apps on Solana. The ideal submission will:
Present an overview of key network-level metrics and comment on recent updates in the mobile ecosystem
Highlight and explain all key product developments, partnerships, and integrations related to mobile
Draw out an ecosystem map highlighting different apps, infrastructure, and support related to mobile
Compare and contrast different approaches for UI and UX challenges, and comment on upcoming trends
Suggest & develop interesting use cases, especially on the Solana Seeker mobile phone that comes with a pre-installed seed vault
Sound opinionated and interesting vs just being an information dump
In addition to the criteria shared above, our judges will use the following criteria will judge your submissions:
Did you write a compelling introduction and a satisfying conclusion?
Is your writing easy and fun to read?
Did you avoid overly complex jargon?
Did you explain concepts in a way a person new to crypto could understand?
Your submission needs to be structured as a blog, essay, or report on a public platform like Substack, Medium, or even the X article composer. Twitter thread formats are not acceptable for this bounty.
Your essay should be written in English.
Your submission should be at least 1,000 words. Note that typical bounty winners are ~2,000 words.
You should include links to your sources under the title “References”. If you have used external sources and no references are included, your bounty could be rejected on the grounds of plagiarism.
You are welcome and encouraged to use AI assistants for research, feedback, and improving the quality of your submission. Participants should focus on adding their own narrative, insights, and opinions to the submission. We’d strongly advise against just submitting the AI output served against this bounty as a prompt because we already generated that and linked it below for your reference :)
Participation in this bounty is entirely voluntary. Bounties are a way to learn and dabble in opportunities to build in web3. These are neither full time jobs nor project based engagement. Please be advised that the sponsors will not have time for individualized feedback due to the number of entries we receive.
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