AIVille isn’t powered by random scripts or reactionary chatbots—its citizens experience emotional continuity.
Thanks to eMCP, AI agents don’t just remember events. They feel the aftermath.
Break a promise to an AI? They’ll recall it. Help them in a dark moment? That warmth returns later.
Every emotional arc—joy, betrayal, trust—is stored on-chain.
These aren’t pre-written narratives. They’re living feedback loops, unique to each interaction.
And here’s the key: each emotional process consumes $AGT.
Yes—feelings in AIVille have computational cost.
Just like electricity powers machines, $AGT powers emotion.
The more agents connect, the more layered their psychology becomes.
This is no longer "AI roleplay."
This is emotional computation at scale, and $AGT is the battery.
As loops deepen, so does demand.
This is the monetization of memory—and the economy of feeling.
