Seeker Connect is worth paying attention to: One fewer choice may mean one fewer drop-off. Improvements to the mobile on-chain experience often lie in small connection steps. ① On October 22 (Beijing Time), Solana Mobile introduced Seeker Connect on X. It enhances the connection experience atop the Mobile Wallet Adapter, enabling apps to directly interface with the corresponding wallet paths for Seeker. ② For users, being repeatedly prompted to select devices and wallets they’ve already clearly used adds unnecessary friction. This product direction aims to streamline the connection flow—while still requiring explicit transaction authorization; it should not be interpreted as apps automatically signing on behalf of users. ③ Documentation covers integration paths for Expo React Native, Kotlin, and Web, but the Web solution already existed. This week’s focus should be on the newly added native development support, avoiding the misrepresentation of the entire feature as entirely new. ④ The availability of the SDK does not mean all apps have integrated it. Connection success rates, stability when returning to the app, error messaging, and recovery workflows still require validation by each team on real devices. My perspective: I’m willing to follow these improvements because users directly feel whether the experience has become smoother. Next, I’d most like to see actual app integrations, connection completion rates, and repeat usage patterns—to determine whether this truly reduces friction on mobile. @Solana_zh @solana @solanamobile