$KITE —— Transform complex on-chain operations into an "one-click execution" aggregation tool, what advantages does it really have?
KITE is a "one-click operation aggregator" specifically designed for Web3 users, allowing them to complete complex strategies without switching between multiple websites, chains, and contracts.
For example:
Transform the three-step operation of "cross-chain + Swap + Staking" into a single button
Automatically select the lowest Gas + best price path
Avoid users falling for fake websites or incorrect contracts
The core values of KITE:
Lower the barriers to using Web3 (user-friendly)
Reduce the likelihood of user errors (security)
Enhance on-chain efficiency through aggregation (convenient)
Suitable for both beginners and heavy users
In the rapidly expanding Web3 ecosystem, enabling ordinary users to "be able to use, willing to use, and efficiently use" is an important metric.
KITE follows a "infrastructure + tools" pathway, and its long-term value depends on ecosystem expansion and user growth.
Have you ever encountered a situation where you need to switch between five or six websites to complete an on-chain operation?
