birdcall

One species, one coin

Today: 0 seen

Type a bird's common or latin name. Available species can be launched; taken ones link to their sheet.

    Letters missing from this board: none. Birds missing: most of them.Pick one before someone else does.

    The notebook

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      In flight

        Not yet seen

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          Last seen

          Rarity

          Share of launched species at each tier. At Legendary the bird takes its golden form, so it gets the yellow letters.

            How the tiers work

            How it works

            Look it upSpell a bird on the board; if nobody has launched it, you can launch it on Stonks, in the pair of your choice.

            Watch it flyIts coin climbs toward migration, and when it migrates the species goes up as seen, with your wallet beside it.

            Mind the tiersRarity climbs from Common to Legendary, where the bird turns gold; the board promises nothing else.

            Fees, rules and the fine print

            Questions from the club hut

            Can the same bird be launched twice?

            No. Each species on the list can be launched as a coin exactly once. The species is reserved the moment its launch is sent, and nobody can launch it again.

            What does a launch cost?

            Nothing for birdcall: no launch fee, no fee share. You pay about 0.03 SOL of Solana network costs and your optional dev buy (0 to 25% of supply).

            Where do trading fees go?

            Coins launch on Stonks (Raydium LaunchLab). Trading fees go to Stonks; the creator share there is 0%. birdcall takes nothing from trades.

            When is a species seen?

            When its coin migrates off the bonding curve. The notebook then marks it seen, with the launcher's wallet beside it.

            What are the rarity tiers?

            Common, Uncommon, Rare, Very rare and Legendary. A launched species climbs as its coin grows, and keeps the highest tier it holds. At Legendary the bird takes its golden form.

            Which birds are on the list?

            372 species from every habitat, named after the IOC World Bird List, from the European robin to the kakapo.