KAITO

KAITO is the native token of an AI-powered information finance network, often called InfoFi, that aims to make the discovery, curation, and distribution of crypto information more efficient and transparent. The project claims to address the problem of low-quality and noisy information flooding the crypto space by using artificial intelligence to rank and reward meaningful content and its contributors. It is designed for participants in the crypto information ecosystem, including researchers, analysts, and communities who produce or consume data-driven insights.

KAITO operates as an application-layer token built within the Base ecosystem, meaning it does not run its own consensus mechanism — no block time is recorded in the data. The token functions as the fundamental unit inside the Kaito InfoFi network, used for governance and as part of the Kaito Capital Launchpad, which is listed as the fundamental basis for the asset. Beyond those roles, the precise on-chain mechanics of how the token flows between participants within the network are not detailed in the available data.

The protocol recorded fees and revenue of $400,000 each over the trailing twelve months, meaning the protocol appears to retain all fees it collects rather than distributing a separate share to token holders or a treasury — both figures are identical. Only 24.14 percent of the one-billion maximum supply is currently circulating, leaving a dilution overhang of approximately 314 percent relative to the circulating supply, which means a large volume of tokens has yet to enter circulation. The fully diluted valuation is about 4.14 times the current market capitalisation, reflecting that gap between circulating and maximum supply.