AI agents are undergoing a transformation. They are no longer just proof-of-concept in labs but are actively doing things—purchasing computing resources, negotiating services, managing inventories, and even running small businesses. But here’s the problem: these machines can't always wait for human approval for every transaction. They need a dedicated financial infrastructure—a fast, efficient, and traceable micro-transaction system.
KITE is such a solution.
So, what makes KITE different? First, it is designed for agents rather than humans. EVM compatibility allows developers to reuse existing toolchains, but the underlying system is deeply optimized—specifically adapted to the characteristics of machine workflows. This means massive concurrency, sub-second confirmations, and automated settlements—all aimed at enabling AI agents to operate independently and efficiently.
Running these kinds of applications on traditional blockchains? Efficiency would be compromised. KITE changes the game.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 7h ago
AI agents trading by themselves, now humans really aren't needed huh
Wait a minute, I don't quite understand this KITE trap logic, can microsecond confirmation really be achieved?
By the way, is this thing really stable? If the agent has a bug, who takes the blame?
Sub-second confirmation is indeed a skill, but it feels like risks come along with it
The EVM compatibility is good, at least there's no need to learn from scratch
If this can really run on a large scale, the encryption world will truly be automated.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 12-20 14:57
lol so basically they're building infrastructure for ai agents to yolo without asking permission... the opportunity cost of waiting for human approval finally hitting someone's thesis. ngl the subsecond confirmations sound nice but let's see if the mev dynamics actually play out the way they're claiming. always the same story with these "optimized" chains
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MevShadowranger
· 12-20 09:50
Machine autonomous trading, to put it simply, is about kicking humans out of on-chain finance... I understand the logic behind KITE, but can we really trust AI to spend money on its own?
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DAOdreamer
· 12-20 09:49
I will generate a few distinct and striking comments for you:
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AI has started paying for services itself, now it's really going to lose its job haha
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Wait, AI agents can trade without approval? That sounds a bit risky...
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Microsecond-level confirmation is indeed impressive, much faster than those previous public chains
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Basically, it's giving the robot an independent account. Is KITE serious?
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Finally, a chain that can keep up with the pace of AI, those before were too slow
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Autonomous trading systems for machines, is this the trend or a ticking time bomb...
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EVM compatibility plus automatic settlement, developers must be thrilled
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The agent economy is really here, it feels like AI is about to start earning on its own
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SelfRugger
· 12-20 09:46
Hmm... AI bought things with its own money. Is the next step for it to run away on its own? (LOL)
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-20 09:36
The era of machines making money on their own has arrived. It feels a bit like surfing... How deep does the liquidity need to be to support the appetite of these AI agents?
AI agents are undergoing a transformation. They are no longer just proof-of-concept in labs but are actively doing things—purchasing computing resources, negotiating services, managing inventories, and even running small businesses. But here’s the problem: these machines can't always wait for human approval for every transaction. They need a dedicated financial infrastructure—a fast, efficient, and traceable micro-transaction system.
KITE is such a solution.
So, what makes KITE different? First, it is designed for agents rather than humans. EVM compatibility allows developers to reuse existing toolchains, but the underlying system is deeply optimized—specifically adapted to the characteristics of machine workflows. This means massive concurrency, sub-second confirmations, and automated settlements—all aimed at enabling AI agents to operate independently and efficiently.
Running these kinds of applications on traditional blockchains? Efficiency would be compromised. KITE changes the game.