@KITE AI Kite: Teaching AI How to Spend, Act, and Stay in Line
Kite starts from a simple but uncomfortable truth: AI is getting smart enough to act, but the world it has to act in still assumes there’s a human behind every wallet, every approval, every decision. That gap is where things break—and that’s exactly what Kite is trying to fix.
It’s an EVM-compatible Layer 1, but not the “do everything” kind. Kite is built for AI agents that need to move money, coordinate with other agents, and execute tasks in real time. Think lots of fast, low-value transactions happening continuously, without waiting for human clicks or manual checks. Speed matters here—but control matters more.
Instead of giving AI unlimited freedom, Kite is designed around bounded autonomy. Agents can act, but only inside rules defined by humans, enforced by cryptography and code rather than trust. A big part of that safety comes from its three-layer identity system, which cleanly separates users, agents, and sessions. That separation makes delegation safer, limits damage if something goes wrong, and keeps accountability intact.
Powering the network is the KITE token, rolling out in two clear stages. First, it drives ecosystem participation and incentives to get real activity on the network. Later, it evolves into a deeper role with staking, governance, and fee mechanics, anchoring security and coordination long term.
At its core, Kite isn’t just another blockchain. It’s infrastructure for a future where AI doesn’t just advise—but actually transacts—while staying tightly, provably under human control.
