What do 3 billion tokens actually get you?
If you have a Muse account and already use Telegram, this is a free offer worth claiming while it is available.
Here is the short version: a Telegram automation bot can add an extra 3 billion (3B) tokens to your Muse account for free.
For lightweight everyday tasks, a personal agent or API testing, that is enough to last most people a long time. The key point: it costs nothing, and you do not need to top up your balance.
Claim the free quota while you can.
Normal use could take months to burn through it.
What you need and how to claim it
The setup is simple. You need just two things:
1. A Muse account: find your own invite code.
2. A Telegram account.
There are only three steps, and the whole process takes less than a minute:
Step 1: Open the claim bot
Open the link below in Telegram, then tap Start or Join at the bottom to launch the bot:
Step 2: Enter your invite code
The bot will ask for your Muse Code. Send it the invite code from your own account (GG09WT in the example shown here).
Step 3: Confirm the claim
After you send the code, a confirmation option appears. Tap Proceed. Wait two or three seconds for the bot to process the request and return a success receipt.
The receipt and a few things to watch
Once the process finishes, the bot immediately returns a transaction receipt:
The receipt shows these key figures:
- Tokens Credited: explicitly credited +3 Billion Tokens (3B)
- Paid Quota: 0B (100% Free; entirely bonus quota)
- Charged from Main Balance: charged Rp 0 / $0.00
- Tokens are now active: the quota is reported as active in the Muse account immediately
After the confirmation, return to the official Muse app or website and refresh the balance page. The 3 billion tokens should be in the account.
Two important reminders before you go:
1. Top up each account: if you have several Muse accounts, run each account’s invite code through the process to claim the full free quota on each one.
2. The window may close quickly: rewards offered through these overseas automated redemption bots are often based on official referral programs or loopholes in promotional APIs. The provider could patch the mechanism or close the channel at any time. The idea is to claim it while it is available; if you see it, take a minute to do so.