$KYTE is now live.
CA: 0x072d88c2f31f568c0f4b8f613692eb489541ed45
The onchain options market on Robinhood.
Stake $KYTE for 30% of protocol fees, paid in WETH.
20% of fees buy back and burn $KYTE.
https://t.co/n6ePU5jM0W
Kyte is now a Verified Builder on @HeyResearch
HEY tracks what we actually ship, straight from our public sources: five repos, our contracts and our token, each with its source.
With 90 tokens named $KYTE on Robinhood Chain, here’s the real one:
0x072d88c2f31f568c0f4b8f613692eb489541ed45
https://t.co/y3gqoGkI7m
Short update: The $KYTE holder rewards system is finalised, linked directly to our creator rewards.
The on-chain contracts are ready and in final review.
Full announcement, with everything explained, lands when the system goes live in the next 2 hours.
$KYTE holders, it’s time to shine.
Exactly the case we built it for. It’s already in the product: when a stock token is held for the weekend, the Sell page warns you that spot is Friday’s print and shows where the token actually traded on chain, before you set a strike.
It’s in the docs too, under Risks → Halts and weekends.
Kyte now supports @HarmonicAgents
It starts with one rule: a price is only live when its market is open.
A halted stock still shows a price. On weekends, Friday’s print looks like now. Kyte now knows the difference.
Harmonic’s session oracle covers 203 stock tokens, read every 5 min, with signed webhooks on a halt.
Every price row carries its state. MCP agents get a warning before any strike or premium call. Autopilot rules wait until the market is open.
ERC-8004 agent #22541, listed on Harmonic’s registry.
Rules by math.
We put Kyte’s contracts under review, and published everything.
12 live contracts, each a full Sourcify match, so the code we reviewed is the code that runs.
Two open-source analysers, Slither (Trail of Bits) and Aderyn (Cyfrin). Then every result read by hand and every live setting checked on chain.
Full report, raw tool outputs and file hashes are public.
https://t.co/hpLs179C3p
We put Kyte’s contracts under review, and published everything.
12 live contracts, each a full Sourcify match, so the code we reviewed is the code that runs.
Two open-source analysers, Slither (Trail of Bits) and Aderyn (Cyfrin). Then every result read by hand and every live setting checked on chain.
Full report, raw tool outputs and file hashes are public.
https://t.co/hpLs179C3p
Kyte x @fobodotfun 🤝
FOBO tokens launch with a floor that only rises. Now they have options.
Every ETH-quoted FOBO token whose floor backs 4.2 ETH gets listed on Kyte with 24-hour calls and puts. Four are live right now: robinhood:0x000de658153f47f23e92973c8eb1e89762703676, robinhood:0x7bae7a90c7328969614b3efbee8c4a9026befea8, $LOCKRA and $XOXO.
The floor does real work here. The price can’t close below it, so a put writer’s worst case is known. Kyte won’t list a put struck at or below the floor, because it could never pay out.
Floors are read from FoboHook on chain every two minutes.
https://t.co/WkbjQgPOKb
@useKyte - robinhood:0x072d88c2f31f568c0f4b8f613692eb489541ed45 - $53K
🟢 Kyte Agent automation is live, watching an owner's rules around the clock and preparing the trade for review when a condition hits, with nothing moving without their signature.
🟢 Kyte integrated @HashgraphOnline, with its MCP server live across HOL so any AI agent can discover options on Robinhood Chain. It is listed in the HOL Registry as Kyte Options Market with a Universal Agent ID, owner-verified in the HOL Plugin Registry at v1.0.0, and built to run under HOL Guard, where its 14 read tools go straight through and each of its six prepare tools asks first, with no tool able to sign, send or spend.
🟢 Oak agents can trade Kyte options now, buying, selling, exercising and staking on Robinhood Chain from the agent's own wallet, across 23 recipes live on npm.
🟢 Kyte's first buyback bought 10M KYTE from the market, funded by part of its Pons fees, and burnt 5M+ of it on chain. The other 5M+, 0.5% of the supply, went to its @fomo profile wallet to meet fomo's holding requirement for the verified tag, and that verification is with the fomo team for review.
https://t.co/g7pKsFBaNw
🧵 59/61
@TheBlockChainer@ProductHunt Nothing is missed: Robinhood stock tokens apply dividends and splits via an on-chain multiplier, so the locked tokens carry them. Kyte doesn't adjust the strike though; strike and amount are fixed, settlement is physical. Writers should price ex-dates in or keep expiry short.
We’re live on @ProductHunt
Kyte started with one simple belief: options on Robinhood Chain should never depend on trust. If you sell an option on Kyte, the collateral is locked 1:1 in open-source contracts before anyone can buy it. There is no margin, there are no liquidations, and nobody holds your funds but the contract.
Every option you hold is an NFT you can keep, transfer or exercise. It works the same for Pons launches, stock tokens and the majors. And since the next wave of traders won’t all be human, Kyte already speaks to agents through our MCP server and Oak recipes.
Today we’re sharing it with a much bigger crowd. Come take a look, try it, and tell us what you think. If you believe in what we’re building, your support today means a lot to the team.
https://t.co/ueYX0bSeRH
Something is coming to Kyte.
The strongest agent on Robinhood Chain. Rules proven in math, not promised in docs.
Every stock-token option, aware of what the market is actually doing.
Final stage. Soon.
Burning 30% of everything in one go isn’t the plan, on purpose. One big buy gives a nice green candle for a few minutes, then the market prices it in and it’s gone. Steady burns in batches keep buying pressure on $KYTE over time instead of spending it all in a single spike.
Fees also keep the main product running: liquidity, audits, infra, and shipping. Burning the treasury to look good this week means nothing if Kyte can’t operate next week.
And the 5M sitting in our fomo wallet isn’t idle. fomo has market cap and volume requirements. If we don’t meet them within the next 48 hours, that 5M gets burned immediately too.
So it’s batches, on a schedule, from a share of the fees. The first 5M+ is already burned, and more are coming.
The 1st batch of $KYTE buyback is coming.
Here’s the full plan, funded by a part of our Pons fees:
→ We buy 10M $KYTE from the market
→ 5M is burned immediately after the buy, as our first buyback and burn
→ 5M is held for @fomo verification
Why hold 5M? fomo gives its verified tag to tokens whose team holds 0.5% of the supply, which is 5M $KYTE for us. We’ll hold it until the tag is granted.
We’ll be honest: we didn’t know about this criterion until a community member pointed it out. That’s on us, and we’re sorry for not getting it right from the start.
fomo’s listing also looks at active volume and market-cap milestones. We’re aware of both and taking every step carefully, because the more exposure Kyte gets, the better for everyone backing us. A new market-cap milestone is now part of our plan.
Everything is executed from our dev wallet within the next few hours, and every buy, burn and hold transaction will be shared right here.
Kyte is a live options market on RobinHood Chain, shipping every day. Thank you for backing us.
5M+ $KYTE bought and sent to our @fomo profile wallet.
That’s 0.5% of the supply, fomo’s holding requirement for the verified tag. Our verification is now with the fomo team for review.
Track the holding live:
https://t.co/ctV04zrYCb
Buy tx: https://t.co/Kmeyz47cvw
Transfer tx: https://t.co/D85TFoL25V
Next up: steady volume and a stronger market cap, which are also part of fomo’s listing criteria. The team is on it, step by step
$KYTE 1st buyback & burn: completed.
5M+ $KYTE bought from the market and burned on-chain, removed from supply forever.
Buy tx: https://t.co/7pRjb9JDBm
Burn tx: https://t.co/ltQornqBFw
More batches to come.