Kite uses stablecoins natively for settlements, making micropayments practical for agents buying data, compute, or services.

I've been following the intersection of AI and blockchain for years and one thing always frustrated me: AI agents are getting smarter every day, but they still rely on clunky human oversight for payments, identity, and coordination. It's like giving a super-intelligent assistant a wallet but no keys full of potential, yet severely limited.
That's why Kite caught my eye early on. It's not another general-purpose chain chasing speed records; it's the first blockchain built specifically for AI agents to operate independently. An EVM-compatible Layer 1, optimized for real-time transactions and agentic workloads, with near-zero fees and high throughput.
At the core is a clever three-layer identity system. It separates users, agents, and sessions cryptographically users set rules, agents get delegated authority with spending limits, and everything stays secure without exposing root keys. Imagine telling your AI: "You can spend up to $500 a month on tools," and it actually follows through autonomously.
Kite uses stablecoins natively for settlements, making micropayments practical for agents buying data, compute, or services. No more waiting for human approval on tiny transactions—it's designed for machine-to-machine commerce at scale.
The Kite Passport gives every agent, model, or dataset a verifiable cryptographic identity. This builds portable reputation and trust across platforms, solving the fragmentation that's holding back true agent collaboration.
Proof of Artificial Intelligence (PoAI) consensus rewards valuable contributions—data providers, model builders, agents fairly and transparently. It's alignment baked into the protocol, encouraging quality over quantity.
Backed by heavyweights like PayPal Ventures, General Catalyst, and Coinbase Ventures with over $33 million raised, Kite has serious validation. The $KITE token starts with ecosystem incentives, then layers in staking, governance, and fees.
Developers are already flocking testnet activity shows millions of interactions, agents registering passports, and real workflows emerging. It's quiet progress toward an "agentic internet" where AIs handle tasks end-to-end.
In a world where AI is advancing fast, infrastructure like this feels essential. Kite isn't chasing short-term hype; it's laying rails for the next economy, one where agents work, pay, and coordinate seamlessly.
For builders, investors, or anyone excited about AI's future, Kite is worth watching closely. It's professional, purposeful innovation in a space full of noise.
What's your biggest bet on AI agents in the next couple years?
(A) Autonomous daily tasks and payments
(B) DeFi and trading management
(C) Enterprise tools and coordination
(D) Full-scale agent economies
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