The mainnet of Kite is set to officially launch by the end of this year, and this release signifies that the AI agent economy is transitioning from the lab to the real market. The platform's unique PoAI (Proof of Attribution) consensus mechanism is a highlight—it can accurately track every AI contribution, filling the gaps of traditional consensus.

From a technical perspective, several indicators are worth paying attention to. A 1-second block time supports the demand for real-time micropayments. The x402b protocol, which adheres to the X402 Internet payment standard and will be launched in November this year, allows AI agents to handle complex scenarios such as streaming media settlements. EVM compatibility means low migration costs for Ethereum developers, and Pieverse's cross-chain bridging has expanded network interactions to 1.7 billion transactions, covering multiple public chains.

The utility of the KITE token is also gradually being released: staking generates stable returns, governance voting rights, and fee payments—these mechanisms gradually strengthen the actual demand for the token. Even more noteworthy is the collaboration with Brevis, which can achieve a cost of less than 1 cent and support a microtransaction network on a scale of billions, providing infrastructure support for the expansion of the AI agent economy.

In simple terms, after the Mainnet is launched, users can instruct AI agents to perform automated trading within the platform using KITE tokens. The agents act autonomously with their encrypted identities, and the entire ecosystem begins to enter a real interactive phase.