The Solana Saga, a blockchain-enabled smartphone, has faced disappointing sales, raising concerns about its future. Launched in 2023, the device aimed to integrate Web3 and crypto functionalities but sold only around 2,500 units initially, far below the 25,000–50,000 needed to attract developers, according to Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko. A price cut from $1,000 to $599 and a surge driven by a BONK memecoin airdrop briefly boosted sales, but the project’s long-term viability remains uncertain. Internal discussions are ongoing, with Yakovenko hinting at a potential pivot to a cost-effective "smart wallet." Despite its innovative features, the Saga struggles to compete in a market dominated by mainstream smartphones, casting doubt on its continuation.