Many projects are hyping the concept of AI + blockchain, but KITE is taking a clearly different path.

From the very beginning, it has been asking a somewhat provocative question: what if software no longer waits for user confirmation, but instead transforms into economic participants actively engaging on the chain?

Not a mechanical tool executing commands. But a system with identity, goals, the ability to negotiate terms, dare to assume risks, and manage funds without supervision. Just thinking about it makes one a bit uneasy.

So, KITE's approach is quite different. Ordinary projects aim to develop faster trading bots or more sophisticated arbitrage algorithms. KITE aims for something more fundamental—it assumes that in the future, those active on the chain won't just be humans, but a group of agents.

In this logic, agents are not passive tools but genuine participants. They each have their own lifecycle, independent wallets, permission boundaries, and operate continuously within a decentralized environment through a three-layer identity framework. Not just temporarily used, but long-term, uninterrupted involvement in various economic activities.

If this idea truly comes to fruition, the impact on the entire on-chain ecosystem could be quite terrifying. Because current DeFi is still essentially driven by human emotions—panic, greed, FOMO, indecision—these psychological factors directly influence prices and liquidity.

Agents are completely different. They are not afraid of high prices, do not mind slow speeds, and won't emotionally cut losses. They follow models strictly, optimize continuously, and can operate tirelessly around the clock.