Beat a mini-game to unlock minting. Birds eat worms to gain power — grab nests to earn from the prize pool.
Clear all the pigs with the slingshot. Win to unlock 1 bird mint.
Eat 10 worms, or survive 30 seconds. Win to mint worms (1–10).
Play a mini-game to mint, raise your bird's power with worms, and fight for a nest to start earning from the prize pool.
Play Angry Birds to unlock a mint. Each bird costs more than the last as the flock grows — but a pricier bird comes with a higher power boost, so joining late isn't a disadvantage. 90% of the mint fee flows into the prize pool, the other 10% covers operations and leaderboard rewards.
Play Snake to earn worm mints — up to 10 at a time, on a 60-second cooldown. Feed the worms to an idle bird to raise its power.
Nest contests happen on-chain. When enough nests are available, five are drawn for you to choose from — the selection is random on-chain, and your win rate holds around 60% unless you can sweep the board.
Every second a bird spends in a nest, it earns. That means you have to hold your nest.
Rewards accrue continuously while a bird holds a nest, drawn from the prize pool and shared across the flock's nests. Only nests with a bird in them actually earn — a bird sitting outside a nest earns nothing.
Your bird is pushed out of the nest and enters a short cooldown before it can be moved again. Rewards you already accrued stay yours, but no new rewards accrue until it holds a nest again.
Earning is tied to nest occupancy. If your bird left, was pushed out, or never held a nest, its rewards are frozen until it takes a nest again.
No. Accrued rewards settle onto the bird itself on transfer, so the receiver inherits the balance while everything you already claimed stays with you.
Nest selection is drawn on-chain, and worm mints are signed per wallet. Neither can be gamed from the client — outcomes are settled by the contract.
Your pending balance shows on each bird's card and updates as it accrues. Claim whenever you like — there's no deadline.
Empty nests are free. Occupied ones are decided by power — the stronger bird evicts the old one.