Automation Without Rest Redefines Economic Fatigue
Human economies breathe. There are cycles of rush and rest. Markets close. Activity slows. Even in crypto, user behavior still shows daily rhythm. Kite targets a world where activity never meaningfully slows.
Continuous action removes fatigue from execution but not from oversight. Humans still get tired. Machines do not. That asymmetry creates new risk.
The identity structure keeps humans accountable, but accountability does not equal readiness. You can be responsible for a system that never gives you time to think.
Over time, this could reshape what stress means in financial decision-making. Stress shifts from timing actions to designing systems that might act forever.
The real exhaustion moves upstream into architecture design and governance.
Kite removes fatigue from execution but concentrates it into cognitive responsibility.
