I recently reviewed Kite's progress and suddenly realized a problem: the trouble it currently faces might not be just a simple price correction.

It's more like being stuck at the brink of life and death for the public chain—whether it can truly increase the real usage density on the chain. This can't be solved by just shouting slogans; it depends on whether actual behavioral data will speak for itself.

During a bull market, such issues are easily masked. Everyone's sentiment is high, and even underlying vulnerabilities are often overlooked. But once the hype subsides and growth stalls, these structural flaws gradually become apparent. Kite happens to be at this critical juncture.

To put it simply, a public chain wants to survive, it must pass two hurdles:

**First hurdle**: Can it convert early believers attracted by vision into users who actually do work on the chain?
**Second hurdle**: Can the behaviors of these users form a self-sustaining cycle? Instead of just running one campaign and then returning to zero after it ends.

Where is Kite stuck now? I think it’s right in the middle—the stage that’s neither purely about making grand promises nor fully entering the active usage phase.

Look at what it’s doing: cross-chain payment modules, Agent scheduling framework, wallet integration, ecosystem partnerships, task incentive systems… Each of these is quite complete on its own. But the problem is, once these components are built, there’s actually only one variable that can truly drive on-chain activity:

**Is the Agent continuously executing tasks?**

This indicator, you can't fake.

It’s easy to generate a spike in traffic with a beta test, but...