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Think of Kite as a massive assembly line, but instead of people, you've got AI agents working together. Each agent handles a specific job, passing work down the line and using stablecoins to pay for goods and services at every step. The whole system is built for quality and speed. That’s what Kite brings to the table—a blockchain where these agents create value on their own, turning raw intelligence into streamlined economic output.
Kite runs as an EVM-compatible Layer 1 network, built to make life easy for autonomous AI agents. Developers can use the tools they already know, but Kite takes things further with features designed for agents—like state channels that let them send micropayments in under 100 milliseconds. The network uses a Proof of Attributed Intelligence consensus, which means validators get paid for keeping the system honest and supplying resources like data or model training. By December 2025, Kite was handling over a million agent operations every day on its testnet, showing it can run at industrial scale without breaking a sweat.
Quality control is a big deal here. Kite uses a three-layer identity system as its checkpoint. Users hold the master keys, giving agents digital passports with clear rules about what they’re allowed to do—like how many tools they can use or what materials they can handle. When an agent starts a job, it checks in, gets access only to the tools it needs, and then those tools lock down when the job’s done. Governance is programmable, so you can tweak how fast agents work, set up automatic stops if something goes wrong, or recalibrate the whole line on the fly. Picture a manufacturing agent: it checks its passport, collects supplies, completes assembly, and pays out stablecoins right after passing quality checks. It’s all about keeping production tight and standards high.
On Kite, agents aren’t working alone—they’re like assembly teams using Agent-Oriented Planning to build complex products. There’s a lead agent drawing up plans, sub-agents handling different parts, and others fine-tuning efficiency. When agents deliver good work, they build up reputations and unlock access to more advanced tasks. Take a supply chain agent, for example: it predicts what parts are needed, coordinates with partners, secures materials using USDC, and wraps up once everything’s verified. What used to take a ton of manual effort now happens on autopilot. Over 100 plug-and-play modules are lined up for late 2025, covering everything from continuous funding to royalty splits.
Stablecoins like USDC are the lifeblood moving value along Kite’s digital conveyor belts. Agents handle most transactions off-chain to keep things fast and cheap, only recording important milestones on the blockchain. This lets agents pay for exactly what they use—like compute time for simulations or parts for building—without slowing down the flow. The x402 protocol adds another layer, letting agents set up things like conditional payments or split rewards between teams. Builders can design custom workflows where agents order parts, assemble products, and generate value, all with the added privacy of zero-knowledge tech.
The KITE token powers the whole operation, with a supply capped at 10 billion to keep resources in check. Its role evolves over time. In phase one, which kicked off with the November 2025 token launch, KITE is needed to access the line, rewarding liquidity providers and module creators—already, 17.8 million agent passports have been issued. The next phase, coming after mainnet, brings staking for validator upkeep, on-chain governance, and recycling AI production revenues back into KITE. Nearly half the tokens go to growing the community, tying together validators and workers and shifting the project from a startup to a full-fledged digital factory.
December 2025 marked a turning point for Kite. The whitepaper update on the 10th mapped out the next steps, and the developer workshop in Chiang Mai got builders fired up to collaborate. With KITE trading around $0.085 on Binance after a massive early trading wave, the market’s catching on to what Kite can do. Backed by $33 million in funding, including $18 million from a Series A, Kite is gearing up for big things.