Kite is a blockchain built for AI agents. By the end of 2025 these agents are not just experiments anymore. They are doing real work online. Kite gives them the tools to act in the digital economy. Agents can check their own credentials stick to budgets and pay bills in stablecoins without asking anyone for approval. This makes Kite a kind of financial toolkit for autonomous AI.
Kite is an EVM-compatible Layer 1. It uses Avalanche’s Proof-of-Stake for fast and secure payments. AI agents prove who they are with Agent Passports. These are decentralized IDs that show credentials without leaking private data. Rules for agents come from Standing Intents and Delegation Tokens. You can set spending limits triggers from oracles or change rules as needs evolve. For example an agent in a data marketplace can check a feed and pay stablecoins only if the data passes the test. Every action leaves a record that anyone can audit.
The identity system has three layers. At the top users hold the main keys and assign powers. The middle layer is where AI agents operate. They have enough authority to handle deals or subscriptions. The bottom layer is temporary keys for short-term tasks. If something goes wrong the problem is contained. This system allows AI agents to cooperate on bigger tasks and carry their reputation from one job to the next. Builders on Binance can integrate Kite into apps so agents can coordinate safely.
Payments are Kite’s core feature. There is a dedicated payment lane with its own mempool and fee system for fast processing. Only whitelisted stablecoins like PYUSD and USDC are used. For small payments state channels let agents move money off-chain and settle later on-chain. Agents can stream tiny payments for tasks or API calls bundle them and keep things efficient. Privacy tools like stealth addresses protect transactions. Kite also connects to Pieverse letting agents move money across blockchains. This opens new opportunities for stable AI-driven finance inside Binance.
The KITE token holds the system together. Total supply is capped at 10 billion with about 1.8 billion circulating. Early participation requires staking tokens for modules validators and contributors. As the network grows staking helps security. Delegators need 166,667 tokens to earn around 4 percent yield. Token holders vote on upgrades and fees. Stablecoin activity creates demand. Over time rewards shift from token emissions to real service revenue as AI agents work more. Validators face slashing for misbehavior and low base rewards encourage long-term commitment.
Since mainnet launched last month Kite is becoming popular for AI commerce. Users get secure delegation. Builders get room to innovate. Traders have a token linked to real adoption. AI agents can operate efficiently pay for services and interact across chains. Kite makes this reliable fast and auditable.
Kite combines identity control fast payments and stablecoins. Its layered keys keep jobs safe. State channels make micro-payments practical. KITE token rewards participation and security. The network grows as agents do more work. Kite is a blockchain designed for AI to handle money professionally.
