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Story: Solana Seeker Expands Globally, Murakami Debuts NFT Cards, and South Korea Ramps Up Crypto…

By Sakamoto Nashi

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Solana Mobile Seeker Phone Now Available in Over 50 Countries. Solana Mobile has begun delivering its new Seeker smartphone to users across more than 50 countries.

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Takashi Murakami Unveils “108 Flowers Revised” NFT Card Packs on Base. Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami has introduced a new NFT collection called “108…

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South Korea Pushes Forward with Digital Asset Regulations. South Korea is moving quickly to develop a comprehensive digital asset policy framework as part of…

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Final Thoughts. From mobile crypto hardware going global to cultural icons engaging with blockchain, and…

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The Asia Pacific crypto ecosystem saw several key developments this week, shaping user adoption, creative innovation, and regulatory transformation.

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According to Solana Mobile General Manager Emmett Hollyer, the Seeker includes substantial hardware upgrades and new on-chain tools that set it apart from its predecessor, the…

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Seed Vault: A hardware-level security layer to safely store private keys and seed phrases.

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Decentralized App Store: Offers access to dApps without relying on centralized platforms, reducing risk of censorship.

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Mobile-native Wallet: Allows users to interact with digital assets directly from the phone.

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Priced at $450–500, the Seeker could generate over $67.5 million in gross revenue for Solana Mobile, assuming all pre-orders are fulfilled.

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The broader ambition is to provide a seamless, mobile-native experience for interacting with decentralized applications, without relying on external wallets or desktop interfaces.

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Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami has introduced a new NFT collection called “108 Flowers Revised”, available on the Base blockchain network.

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Unlimited minting during a 7-day sale window ending August 8

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Cards come in five rarity tiers, with classifications like “Common” and “Special Art”

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Collectors can purchase using ETH or credit cards, making it accessible to both crypto-native users and newcomers.

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