Have you ever thought that your AI assistant could not only answer questions but also directly execute payments, purchases, and even investments? It sounds a bit sci-fi, but projects in this direction have already started to take shape.

Kite is a blockchain network targeting this track, providing payment and collaboration infrastructure specifically for AI agents. In other words, it’s like a highway built for intelligent agents—ensuring these AIs can safely and quickly exchange value and coordinate tasks, while being fully compatible with the Ethereum ecosystem.

The core innovation lies in its three-layer identity system design. This system isolates users, AI agents, and each session, theoretically ensuring ultimate user control while giving agents enough freedom to execute. It’s a balanced approach—but, like all permission designs, much depends on the implementation.

The project involves veterans from the blockchain and AI fields and has received support from several leading institutions. Their goal isn’t just to talk the talk but to practically solve infrastructure issues that may arise in the AI era.

From the current ecosystem, developers are already experimenting with various application scenarios on Kite. Automated customer service, decentralized prediction markets, smart contract execution—all are in the experimental stage. There’s definitely plenty of room for creativity here.

Security is a top priority. The underlying identity isolation combined with programmable rules theoretically allows every proxy transaction to be verifiable and traceable. This gives users confidence when granting permissions.

How is the KITE token used? First, to activate ecosystem participants, then gradually adding governance and network maintenance functions to reward contributors. This is a fairly standard token release approach.

Looking ahead, Kite aims to become a value protocol connecting numerous intelligent agents. Once AIs can reliably exchange value and collaborate on-chain, a whole new digital economy scene could emerge.

This path is still very early, but the potential is definitely there.