Kite: When AI starts doing business on its own, the first public chain has already emerged
Recently, the frequency of seeing Kite at Binance Square has noticeably increased, and this is not a coincidence. Because the market has finally realized one thing: AI's next step is not to become smarter, but to become more 'independent.' When AI can take tasks, make payments, and collaborate on its own, a public chain that serves them is required, and Kite just happens to be in that position.
What Kite does is actually very straightforward: it gives AI Agents identities and wallets on the chain. It enables AI to automatically execute tasks, call services, and complete payments on-chain, rather than relying on manual operations at every step. In other words, Kite is building the underlying infrastructure for the future AI economy, which is why Binance users are starting to seriously study it.
From a fundamental perspective, Kite's configuration is very 'standard answer': institutions like PayPal Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, and General Catalyst are involved, and mainstream exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, OKX, KuCoin, and Bitget have listed it. More importantly, $KITE and real usage are strongly bound—every time AI executes, collaborates, or performs cross-chain actions, actual demand is generated.
Currently, Kite is in a very comfortable but also very brief stage: the narrative has started, but the sentiment has not completely spiraled out of control. Institutions are laying out their positions in front, retail investors are just starting to understand, and the real FOMO has yet to arrive. Historical experience tells us that this is often the easiest range to break out into a trending market.
If you believe that in the future, not just people will be trading on-chain, but a large number of AIs will be operating automatically, then the name Kite will inevitably be mentioned repeatedly. The only difference is—will you understand it now, or wait until it rises and then look for reasons to justify it.
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