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AI agents are becoming more capable every day—but until now, they have lacked a blockchain environment that lets them transact securely, independently, and at scale. Kite enters this gap with a purpose-built Layer 1 network designed specifically for agentic payments and real-time coordination among autonomous systems.

Kite’s blockchain is EVM-compatible, which means existing smart contracts and developer tools can integrate without friction. What sets the platform apart is its three-layer identity model, separating users, AI agents, and active sessions. This architecture gives developers granular control over permissions, reduces security risks, and creates a fully verifiable environment where agents can act on behalf of humans without exposing private keys or sensitive data.

The platform’s native token, KITE, anchors network activity. Its utility rolls out in two phases: the initial phase focuses on participation and incentives to support early adoption, while the next phase introduces staking, governance, and fee-related use cases. Together, these features position Kite as one of the most practical blockchain solutions for enabling autonomous AI systems to interact economically in real-time. In a world where agents make micro-decisions constantly, Kite aims to become the settlement layer behind this new, automated economy.

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