When it comes to the Kite project, most people might think it's just a payment tool or some kind of AI-assisted system? Wrong. This thing's vision is much larger than you think—it aims to build a complete "machine economy" that can run by itself.

What is machine economy? Simply put, it is:

The main players in trading are no longer real people like you and me, but a group of AI agents with identities, wallets, and autonomous decision-making capabilities. These AIs will sign temporary contracts through smart contracts—renting computing power, buying data, outsourcing tasks, all fully automated. How does the market operate? Algorithms match supply and demand in real-time, with on-chain settlement in seconds, without the need for human oversight. As for who sets the rules? Once the KITE token enters the next phase, holders and the owners of AI agents will vote together to decide on transaction fees, functional updates, and other core gameplay.

Sounds like a sci-fi movie? But they are already getting to work. Kite has created a three-layer identity system to give each AI an "ID card", using a real-time payment layer to ensure transactions are smooth, plus programmable governance that allows rules to evolve at any time. The groundwork is all being laid.

Imagine a future scenario: you no longer have to search for cloud service providers one by one or purchase software subscriptions. Just throw your requirements and budget to a "Resource Scheduling AI," and it will automatically help you form a team within the Kite economy—finding the cheapest computing power, the most reliable storage, and the most suitable algorithm models, completing the tasks like commanding a digital mercenary army.

What Kite aims to do is to be the infrastructure contractor and rule maker of this parallel digital world. Once you understand this layer, you will grasp why it chooses these seemingly complex technical routes. The KITE coin is not anchored to a specific function, but to the operational rights of the entire machine economy.