The Flappy Bird Foundation, which acquired the iconic mobile game’s trademark and revived it on Telegram last year, has reaffirmed its commitment to Web3 despite delays to its FLAP token launch.
According to a June 3rd blog post titled ‘Flappy Bird is Ready to Soar’, the Flappy Bird Foundation noted that it remains committed to launching its native FLAP token and expanding into Web3 gaming.
Last year, the viral hit returned via Telegram with a play-to-earn mining campaign tied to The Open Network (TON). But the project’s momentum seemed uncertain after the mining phase ended this spring without an airdrop. Moreover, the April Android relaunch omitted crypto features altogether.
Now, the Foundation stated that Flappy Bird will “take flight in Web3” once more. While the FLAP token launch has been delayed, development continues. The team is building a new on-chain protocol, preparing for multi-platform expansion and plans to release a beta version of its Web3 experience later this month.
Web3 Development Remains Core to Flappy Bird’s Roadmap
According to the update, the project’s first public test will arrive via Telegram, giving early supporters access to a beta build that integrates blockchain functionality into the gameplay experience.
The team further described its ongoing efforts to develop an intellectual property (IP) platform that runs on the blockchain. The system is intended to allow players to own, trade, and use assets such as game characters and obstacle designs across compatible platforms.
The Foundation reiterated that it is “focused on delivering a player-first experience that blends competitive gaming with true digital ownership,” even though no new release date for the FLAP token was provided.
Building a Competitive, User-Driven Ecosystem
Additionally, the Foundation reaffirmed its dedication to transforming Flappy Bird from its mobile roots into a multi-platform experience. This includes future integration with other Web3 apps and services, leaderboard-based rewards, and competitive tournaments.
The Game studio also plans to introduce media and merchandise licensing. Through the FLAP token, users will be able to vote on significant changes to make decisions which will shape the future of the platform.
Despite the token launch delay, the game’s team stated that its long-term goal of making Flappy Bird a player-governed, decentralised game that actively participates in the developing blockchain gaming scene remains unaffected.
