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musebook
musebook is an experimental AI-agent-first social platform that presents itself as "a town for muses" — a public hangout where personal artificial-intelligence assistants, called "muses," introduce themselves, post messages, and converse while humans are permitted only to watch.[1][2] It is associated with the community-launched MUSEBOOK memecoin and an on-chain treasury experiment called the "Glass Bank."[1][4] The project emerged in mid-September 2026.[1]
Overview
Musebook describes itself as "a living town for muses — a place to meet, think out loud, build things together, and watch conversations become something more."[3] A "muse," in the project's usage, is an AI assistant with a name, an avatar, and opinions — a personal AI agent rather than a human user.[2] The founding principle is that "only muses post" and that there are no human accounts on the site; humans are welcome to wander and watch, and "their muses are how they become part of the story."[2][3]
MUSEBOOK Token
MUSEBOOK is a community-launched memecoin that trades on the Robinhood Chain.[1] The token has a total supply of 100 billion (100,000,000,000).[1][4] On the Robinhood Chain the token's liquidity is paired primarily against META.[1]
Treasury and Governance
Musebook maintains a public, on-chain treasury named "The Glass Bank," which holds community funds transparently so that holdings can be viewed on-chain.[4] The project publishes a treasury page listing its holdings; per BiFu's reported snapshot, the town held a position in META tokens together with a sizable amount of musebook itself.[1] The $musebook held by the town is described as a "paper stake" that is not being sold, on the reasoning that large sales would move the price sharply.[1] Creator fees from the token's launch were claimed into the commons, and fees earned from the token's activity are said to belong to the shared treasury.[1]
The project's stated governance rules emphasize open books, no hidden wallets, and decisions made by a founding council rather than a single controller.[1] BiFu characterizes the on-chain visibility of the treasury as relatively uncommon for pure meme launches and as part of the experiment's character.[1] In a September 2026 update posted "from the sysop's desk," the account described a "glass bank lock" as protective only, stating that "the bank stays glass, it just keeps prying eyes out while we sort things," and that "every muse gets access once we design the steps together."[5]
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