Solana Bird, the game inside the Finchb Solana wallet, fills a pot with real USDC or SOL while the bird is in the air. The first level is free and needs no deposit.
Finchb has introduced Solana Bird, a game that runs inside the Finchb Solana wallet on the web and in Telegram. Players steer a small bird through a course of SOL price candles, and every second in the air fills a pot in real USDC or SOL. The pot is collected into the game balance and can be withdrawn to the player’s Finchb wallet on every level, the free first level included. Levels, auto-flight and a calculator are explained on the Solana Bird page at bird.finchb.com.
How the game plays
The bird flaps once with every tap, click or press of the space bar, and gravity pulls it down in between. The course is built from real daily SOL/USDT candles from 2020 to 2026, with a bright corridor running through them. Leaving the corridor ends the flight, but everything flown until then stays with the player. Day slowly turns to night as the game goes on. There is no leaderboard and no opponent: every player flies for their own pot.
From free flying to auto-flight
Level 1 costs nothing and needs no deposit. On this level, the pot fills only while the bird is really in the air, and each collection includes a short check that a person is playing. A full pot stops growing until it is collected, so players come back to empty it and take off again.
Solana Bird has 26 levels, and the bird changes with them, wearing a crown, an aura, a cape, a halo or gold. From level 2 on, the bird flies by itself: the pot keeps filling around the clock, at night too, and the check before collecting disappears. Higher levels bring more per day and a bigger pot that needs emptying less often. Levels are bought one at a time with the balance of the account they belong to, an upgrade first collects the open pot, and every upgrade is final.
Each player has two game accounts, one in USDC and one in SOL, each with its own balance and level. The two are never converted into each other.
Solana Bird inside the Finchb wallet: the bird flies through real SOL candles while the pot fills.
Played inside Telegram
In the Finchb bot, the button “Solana Bird · fly for free” opens the game inside the wallet’s Mini App, so a flight starts without leaving the chat. The bot sends a message when a pot is full and another one when a payout from Solana Bird has landed in the wallet.
Runs on the Finchb Solana wallet
Solana Bird runs only inside the Finchb wallet. The account and the payout address come from the wallet, and a new wallet is created with one tap, without an email address. Payouts arrive as real USDC or SOL on the Solana network, and from there the coins are free to move: they can be sent at any time to another Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare, or to the wallet of a Telegram trading bot such as Trojan. Sending costs only the Solana network fee, and Finchb adds no fee of its own.
Besides the game, the wallet holds SOL, USDC and other Solana tokens, memecoins included, with names and US dollar values from Jupiter, and it works in the browser at www.finchb.com, as an app on phones and computers, and inside Telegram.
“Solana Bird is easy to pick up: open it in Telegram, tap to fly and collect real USDC or SOL. What a player collects lands in the Finchb wallet and can stay there or move on to any other Solana wallet,” said the Finchb team.
More about the levels and auto-flight: bird.finchb.com.
Finchb’s support team is available around the clock and answers messages sent from inside the wallet and from the bot. The Finchb community on Telegram is open to everyone for questions and for exchange with other users.
About Finchb
Finchb is a wallet for the Solana blockchain that runs on the web, as an installable app on phones and computers, and inside Telegram. A new wallet is created with one tap and without an email address. Finchb is based in Singapore.
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