Most projects like to depict blueprints, but Kite is different — it’s the kind that builds dreams into reality as it goes.

This project is not aimed at ordinary users but addresses a deeper question: if software can make independent decisions, autonomously consume, and collaborate with each other, what kind of financial infrastructure can support all of this?

In Kite’s view, AI agents are not just command-following tools but independent entities capable of sustained operation and continuous task execution. However, there’s a practical challenge — traditional blockchains are designed for humans, requiring wallets, confirmations, and various pauses. Agents don’t wait for these; they need smooth, automatic, uninterrupted processes.

Kite’s approach is straightforward: create their own blockchain.

They start with the identity layer. Instead of simply giving AI a private key, they implement a detailed separation: users are the highest authority controllers, agents have independent on-chain identities, and each task is an independent session. In short, “work confidently and boldly, but don’t lose control; trust has its limits.”

The benefits of this design are quite practical. Task permissions automatically expire upon completion, and any irregularity causes an instant disconnection. It provides agents with ample operational freedom while ensuring humans retain control. Compared to projects that only talk about automation, this design is much more reliable.

Market reactions show that KITE is no longer just a promise on paper. The trading activity and attention after the token launch are noteworthy, indicating that participants are not just spectators but are seriously building this network.