Kite, when AI starts paying for itself, blockchain is no longer just about finance.
In recent years, AI has been evolving, but there is one question that has not been truly resolved.
If AI is autonomous, how can it trade, pay, and be governed safely?
Kite addresses this issue.
It is not simply creating another AI conceptual chain, but attempting to build a verifiable, governable, and instantly collaborative blockchain infrastructure for autonomous AI agents.
Why does AI need its own blockchain?
Most AI systems still rely on human accounts, API keys, or centralized platforms to operate.
Once AI starts making its own decisions, executing tasks, and paying for itself, problems arise
How is identity verified?
Who manages permissions?
How to define responsibility when errors occur?
Kite's answer is very straightforward
Treat AI as a native participant on the chain, rather than a subordinate tool.
What is the Kite blockchain doing?
Kite is an EVM compatible Layer 1 blockchain, but its design focus is not on TPS numbers, but on coordination.
Its goal is to support
Instant transactions
Collaboration between AI agents
Programmable governance and payments
In simple terms, what Kite wants to do is allow AI to act and settle on the chain safely like a human.
The three-layer identity system is a key design of Kite
This is one of Kite's most recognizable designs.
It breaks identity into three layers:
1. User identity
2. Agent identity
3. Session identity
What is the benefit of doing this?
Users can authorize AI to do things, but it does not mean giving up all permissions
AI can act under specific tasks, specific times, and specific conditions
Once an anomaly occurs, it can accurately cut off a specific session, rather than the whole system
This structure is actually very crucial for the future scenario where a large number of AIs operate on the chain simultaneously.
The role of the KITE token is not to be fully opened from the start
KITE is the native token of the Kite network, but its design rhythm is very restrained.
Phase one:
Ecosystem participation
Incentivizing developers and users
Phase two (to be opened later):
Staking
Governance
Transaction fees and network economy
This phased approach to releasing utility at least avoids over-promising token functionality from the start.
How do I view Kite?
To be honest, Kite is not the kind of project that can immediately explode in TVL.
It is betting on a future that has not fully occurred yet, but is almost certain to come
AI is not just a tool, but an actor within the economy.
Once AI starts
Autonomously procure services
Autonomously execute tasks
Autonomously settle costs
Therefore, identity, payments, and governance are no longer optional, but essential infrastructure.
Kite, at least logically, is based on a very forward-looking timeline.
Conclusion
Not every AI × blockchain project is worth paying attention to,
Anyone who can clearly answer why blockchain is absolutely necessary,
I will take a closer look.
Kite is one of them.
If AI really starts spending its own money in the future,
So today, this chain may be much more important than imagined.