KAITO

KAITO is the native token of an AI-powered information finance network, often called InfoFi, that aims to organize and rank information flowing through crypto social media and research channels. The project positions itself as infrastructure for cutting through noise in digital-asset discourse, serving researchers, analysts, and projects that want credible signal about what is being discussed and by whom. KAITO also underpins a launchpad, Kaito Capital Launchpad, which connects the token to project fundraising activity.

KAITO operates as an application-layer token rather than as the native asset of its own blockchain; no consensus algorithm or block time is recorded for it, indicating it settles on an underlying network rather than running its own chain. Within the system the token is used for governance, giving holders a say in protocol decisions, and it is tied to the InfoFi mechanism through which attention and information quality are scored and rewarded. The token was distributed in part through a Binance HODLer airdrop and is associated with the Base ecosystem.

The protocol recorded trailing-12-month fees and revenue of $350,000 each, meaning the entirety of fees collected flowed through as revenue with no apparent split retained separately by the protocol or paid to a distinct stakeholder group. Those fees represent the gross economic activity the network captured over that period. The figures are modest relative to the token's fully diluted valuation, which sits at roughly 4.14 times the current market capitalization.