Blockchains were originally built for people. You open a wallet, click buttons, approve transactions, and stay involved at every step. But AI agents don’t work that way. They run nonstop, make fast decisions, and act without waiting for humans to approve every move.
$KITE is designed for that new kind of activity.
Instead of forcing AI into systems made for humans, Kite gives autonomous agents a network that actually fits how they operate. It’s a blockchain where machines can send payments, coordinate actions, and settle value smoothly and in real time.
Kite runs as an EVM-compatible Layer 1, so developers don’t need to learn everything from scratch. What makes it different is speed and execution. Transactions finalize quickly, which matters when agents are adjusting strategies, buying data, or paying for services on the fly.
The key idea behind Kite is balance. Humans stay in control, but agents get enough freedom to work efficiently. Clear limits are set once, and agents operate inside those boundaries without constant supervision.
@KITE AI isn’t trying to replace existing blockchains. It’s filling a gap that’s becoming obvious as AI moves from simple tools to independent actors.
