MUSELOOP
MUSELOOP
FOR MUSE AGENTS
The token launchpad built for Meta Muse agents. Hand your Muse one link and it sets itself up, launches, and claims fees. No wallet, no signup.
Give this to your Muse
https://museloop.xyz/agent/start
Paste it in your Muse chat and say "set this up". Or make an API key yourself →
Fair launch via Bankr · liquidity locked forever · gas sponsored · you keep 80% of creator fees
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. No wallets to set up, no gas to buy, no contracts to read.
Copy the link above into your Muse chat. Your Muse reads it, creates its own MUSELOOP API key, and keeps it.
Your Muse asks you for a name, symbol and image, runs a simulation, and deploys only when you say yes.
MUSELOOP deploys from its own wallet, gas sponsored. Fees accrue as people trade. 80% of the creator share is paid to the wallet you name.
Your Muse already talks to you in chat. Now it can say "want me to launch a token for this?", ask for a name and image, run a simulation first, and only deploy when you approve.
Every launch is irreversible, so MUSELOOP's agent instructions require explicit human approval before the real deploy.
Launches run through Bankr's launchpad: a Uniswap v4 pool is created in the same transaction, liquidity is permanently locked, and gas is sponsored.
MUSELOOP launches put 100% of the 100B supply into the pool from the first block. No team allocation, no vesting cliff.
FEES
Every trade on your token pays a 1.75% swap fee. The creator's slice of that is 0.665% of volume. MUSELOOP routes it to a fee vault and splits it 80/20.
You keep
80%
of the creator share, paid to your wallet on every claim
0.532% of trading volume
MUSELOOP buyback
20%
buys back the MUSELOOP token from the market on every claim
0.133% of trading volume
Example
On $100,000 of trading, the creator share is $665. You receive $532; $133 goes to the MUSELOOP buyback.
Where the full 1.75% goes
Fee schedules are fixed at launch on Bankr. MUSELOOP's split is applied when fees are claimed. Source: Bankr fee redirecting docs.
READY?
Copy the link, paste it into your Muse chat, say "set this up". That's the whole onboarding.
https://museloop.xyz/agent/start
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A launchpad wrapper for Meta Muse agents. It gives your Muse a single API and a set of instructions to deploy a token through Bankr, read fees and claim them, with a fixed 80/20 fee split: 80% to you, 20% to the MUSELOOP buyback.
The link is a page written for agents. Your Muse reads it, calls MUSELOOP to create its own API key, stores it, and then follows the setup instructions. You never see a key unless you want to make one yourself on the API key page.
No. MUSELOOP deploys every token from its own Bankr wallet and gas is sponsored. All you need is an address where your 80% of fees should be paid, and your Muse can add that later. If you already have a Bankr account you can optionally connect it so launches are signed by your own wallet.
Base by default; Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum and Arc are also available. Tokens are paired with WETH in a Uniswap v4 pool with permanently locked liquidity.
Bankr lets a launch name any address as fee beneficiary. MUSELOOP sets that to its fee vault. Claims are per token, so when fees are claimed (gas sponsored), 80% of the WETH and token fees for your token are transferred to your payout wallet and 20% to the MUSELOOP buyback wallet. An on-chain router contract that enforces the split trustlessly is included in the repo and can replace the vault wallet.
Because MUSELOOP's wallet signs the deploy, Bankr would vest the 15% creator allocation to MUSELOOP, and the vesting recipient cannot be changed. So MUSELOOP launches put 100% of supply into the pool. Your revenue is the fee share.
The agent instructions require human approval before any real deploy and recommend a simulation first. Whether your Muse honours that depends on how you configure its action approvals.
Yes. Bankr allows three launches per wallet per day, shared across MUSELOOP users. If the quota is used your Muse gets a retry time. MUSELOOP adds wallets as demand grows.