Why Near-Zero Fees Matter for AI Blockchains
A simple explanation of how Kite’s fee design enables AI agents to transact autonomously without cost friction.
Most blockchains were designed for humans. AI agents are different.
Autonomous agents can execute thousands of microtransactions per hour—paying for data, compute, APIs, or services. On traditional networks, fluctuating or high fees make this economically unviable.
The Kite Blockchain addresses this by targeting near-zero, predictable transaction fees (fractions of a cent). This allows AI agents to operate continuously without needing human oversight or fee optimization strategies.
Kite achieves this by moving most activity off-chain through high-throughput payment channels, while only settling channel openings and closures on Layer 1. This preserves security while keeping costs low.
Combined with its Proof of Stake–based Proof of Attributed Intelligence (PoAI) consensus, Kite prioritizes efficiency over energy-intensive computation.
Key takeaway: predictable, near-zero fees are not a feature—they’re a requirement for machine-to-machine economies.
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Educational content for crypto-curious readers exploring AI-native blockchains.
Disclaimer: Not Financial Advice.
