How Kite works

Kite is an AI-managed treasury on Robinhood Chain. Every trading fee generated on the platform flows into an on-chain vault, and Claude Fable 5 decides how that capital is deployed across tokenized real-world assets: stocks, ETFs, bonds, and commodities.

There is no fund manager, no multisig committee voting on allocations, and no fixed index. The agent reads markets continuously and rebalances when its signals clear a threshold. Every decision is published on-chain with its reasoning.

The flow has three stages:

1. Fees arrive. A fee router contract forwards 100% of trading fees to the treasury wallet. Nothing else funds the vault.
2. The agent allocates. Fable 5 deploys treasury capital into tokenized RWAs on Robinhood Chain, within hard policy limits.
3. Profits split. Realized gains are distributed automatically by contract: buyback and burn, treasury growth, staking rewards, and development.

The vault started at zero. Its entire history, from the first fee onward, is reconstructable from chain data alone.

The allocator is Claude Fable 5 running in a continuous loop. Each cycle it ingests macro headlines, earnings and filings, ETF flow data, and price action, then scores every asset on its watchlist.

Hard policy limits are enforced before any order reaches the chain:

The agent cannot transfer funds out of the treasury. Its only permitted actions are trading within the allowlist and triggering the fixed distribution contract.

Cycles run hourly. Most end in a hold; the agent only trades when a signal clears its execution threshold.

Realized profits from each cycle split automatically by smart contract:

Losses are never socialized: a losing cycle simply distributes nothing and the treasury absorbs the mark-to-market.

$KITE is a claim on the AI-managed portfolio, launching Q4 2026. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 with no emissions.

Value accrues through three channels:

• 40% of all profits buy back and burn $KITE, permanently reducing supply.
• 30% compounds the treasury the token represents a claim on.
• Stakers earn 20% of profits, paid in USDC, not in inflationary token emissions.

The token launches only after the vault has a public, verifiable track record. No presale mechanics are part of the vault design.

Every cycle publishes a reasoning log, an execution record, and (when profitable) a distribution record. The reasoning log format:

{
  "cycle": 1,
  "at": "<timestamp>",
  "thesis": "why the portfolio is
             changing, in plain language",
  "signals": ["what the agent saw"],
  "risk_score": 0.0
}

Logs are content-addressed and anchored on-chain, so history cannot be rewritten after the fact. If a trade went badly, the reasoning that led to it stays public forever.

The protocol uses exactly three addresses. All of them are public:

Addresses publish at deployment and will never change. Bookmark them from this page or the dashboard; never trust addresses from DMs or chat.