Imagine this: AI agents are no longer just intelligent tools but genuine economic participants. They negotiate deals, purchase computing resources, pay for services, and even collaborate with each other—a complete AI labor ecosystem. But to make this system operate reliably, a financial infrastructure designed specifically for machines is needed.

Kite is an attempt in this direction. As an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain, Kite’s core design philosophy is straightforward: enable AI agents to execute transactions quickly and securely, while ensuring every action is traceable and accountable.

Why is Kite worth paying attention to? A few key points:

**Targeted at agents rather than individuals**: This isn’t about making it easier for retail users—Kite’s underlying architecture is built to accommodate the interaction patterns of AI agents. Transaction confirmation speed, fee mechanisms, message formats—all optimized for machine operation.

**Reliability of on-chain settlement**: When agents autonomously perform economic activities, execution costs, transaction transparency, and the predictability of smart contracts become the foundation of the system.

**Possibility of cross-agent collaboration**: Multiple AI systems operating on the same chain means they can interact directly—leasing computing power, dividing tasks, sharing data—the entire process is fully on-chain.

This actually reflects a larger trend: Web3 infrastructure is shifting from serving human users to supporting more complex economic entities. AI agent economies may be the next stage.