Kite AI infrastructure is built to help independent AI agents work on their own and handle payments in a safe and reliable way. The idea is to support a new agent based economy where AI systems can make decisions and pay for services without constant human control. The platform focuses on making every action traceable and checkable so people can see what an AI agent did and why. This does not mean the system is completely risk free because market risks and technical risks can still happen. #KİTE $KITE @KITE AI
Kite AI infrastructure is a custom Layer 1 blockchain made specifically for AI agents. It works with EVM compatible tools and runs on an Avalanche subnet. Its main purpose is to act as a trust and economic base for AI activity. Current financial systems and identity systems are designed for humans and they slow down AI autonomy. Kite is designed to remove those limits so AI agents can operate more smoothly. Each AI agent on Kite gets its own on chain identity and its own wallet. This identity is separate from the main user account. Because of this every action and payment can be tracked back to a specific agent. This makes responsibility and auditing much easier. The system also includes programmable governance. Users and developers can define clear rules for what an AI agent is allowed to do. For example they can set spending limits or behavior rules. These rules are enforced automatically by smart contracts so the agent cannot break them. Kite supports fast and low cost payments through stablecoin micropayments. It uses state channels to allow very quick transactions with minimal fees. Payments are settled using stablecoins such as USDC and PYUSD. This is important because AI agents often need to make many small payments to other machines or services. The platform is designed to work well with existing standards and services. It supports standards like x402 Google A2A and OAuth 2.1. The idea of being risk free should be understood carefully. Kite aims to reduce risk by tightly controlling what an AI agent can do and by making all actions visible and auditable. If an agent is compromised the damage can be limited because its authority is limited by design. Even so some risks still remain. There may be regulatory scrutiny around autonomous payments. There can be technical challenges when scaling the network under real economic use. Problems may occur if the data used by agents is incorrect or misleading. There is also competition from other projects and possible issues with market adoption and token liquidity. #BinanceSquare #defi #CryptoNews🚀🔥
