Solana Mobile kicks off Seeker Summer Round 2 with Moonwalk Fitness quests

Solana Mobile is betting that the best way to get people using crypto on their phones is to make them break a sweat first. Round 2 of the Seeker Summer campaign now features Moonwalk Fitness, a dApp that essentially lets you wager tokens on whether you’ll actually hit your step count.

Participants need to deposit 100 MF tokens by July 28 to qualify for the fitness quests, which blend health tracking with on-chain staking mechanics. The broader Seeker Summer campaign launched on July 7 and runs through August 30, spanning four rounds of quests across 16 apps on the Solana dApp Store.

How Moonwalk Fitness actually works

Users deposit digital assets, including SOL, USDC, or BONK, into step-challenge pools. Complete your fitness goals, and you get your deposit back plus a share of the stakes forfeited by people who didn’t follow through.

On top of reclaiming deposits, successful participants earn experience points that can be redeemed for additional MF tokens.

Seeker device owners get a meaningful edge here. Solana Mobile is offering a 20% XP boost within the Moonwalk app for anyone using the Seeker smartphone.

Moonwalk Fitness raised $3.4 million in seed funding back in October 2024 from investors including Hack VC and Binance Labs.

The bigger Seeker Summer picture

Round 1 featured TokenRun by GEODNET, a real-world treasure hunt experience that kicked things off on July 7. Each round introduces a different app with distinct quest mechanics, and participants earn badges that get stored in the Seed Vault Wallet. The campaign spans 16 total apps across its four rounds.

What this means for investors

Tokens directly tied to the campaign, particularly MF and SKR, could see short-term demand spikes as users acquire them to participate in quests. The requirement to deposit 100 MF tokens by July 28 creates a clear demand catalyst with a specific deadline.

Moonwalk’s $3.4 million seed round from Hack VC and Binance Labs suggests institutional belief that fitness-crypto hybrids have legs. StepN proved in 2022 that move-to-earn could generate massive user acquisition, even if retention proved challenging. Moonwalk’s staking-based accountability model addresses the retention problem more directly by creating real financial consequences for dropping out.