There has been a persistent question troubling Web3 developers—how to enable AI agents to securely execute transactions on-chain? Kite's approach is quite interesting.

This platform is built on an EVM-compatible Layer 1 architecture, focusing primarily on proxy payments and programmable governance. The most intriguing design is the three-layer identity system—managing users, proxies, and the ecosystem across three dimensions. What's the benefit of this approach? First, it effectively prevents identity forgery; second, it makes governance logic more flexible; third, it significantly improves real-time transaction and coordination efficiency.

Think about the awkwardness traditional blockchains face when dealing with AI applications—long transaction delays, insufficiently detailed identity verification, and difficulty in fine-grained control over proxy operations. Kite directly addresses these pain points. Through a verifiable identity mechanism, AI agents can autonomously trade within a trusted framework, opening up new possibilities for the entire AI economic ecosystem.

Of course, opportunities and challenges coexist. Cost optimization and cross-chain interoperability are clear advantages, but regulatory compliance and large-scale scalability still need to be observed. However, from a technological perspective, the integration of AI and blockchain is indeed heading in this direction.