Continue to output a wave of updates on @ campnetworkxyz, the stickman on the @ KaitoAI leaderboard. This project has indeed rolled up several articles, and it seems that there has been no movement in the rankings at all. Last week's award snapshot was completed. Congratulations on a wave of old railways on the list. Let me continue to dig deeply. Camp Network has completed approximately $30 million in financing, with investors including Blockchain Capital, 1kx, and other top tier institutions. These funds have invested in star projects such as Coinbase and Solana, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure projects. This also indicates that Camp is not just an experimental product, it has resources for long-term operation and ecological expansion behind it. It does not solve a small pain point in the current creative ecosystem, there are three core issues: Original content is difficult to verify, plagiarism costs are low, platform revenue is high, and creators' income is low. The copyright of AI generated content is vague, and creators cannot claim their rights. Camp does not attempt to combat AI, but instead uses technological frameworks to enable AI to work for creators in turn. You contribute content that helps you continuously generate income, rather than taking away your job in return. @Campnetworkxyz is doing something very basic but practical - returning original works, user data, AI collaboration, which were originally "closed and controlled" by big platforms, to the creators themselves. The goal of this project is not complicated: to empower every creator to manage their own IP, data, and revenue. It's not about creating a certain content platform, but rather providing a complete set of infrastructure to help you turn your works into assets, data into value, and AI into your assistant, rather than competing for jobs. Three core modules constitute the underlying capabilities of Camp: 1 PoP protocol Add source proof to each piece of content. Whether it's articles, videos, images, or models, who created them first and who authorized them to use them are all recorded on the chain, clear at a glance, without the need for intermediary platforms to draw commissions. Creators control their own rights. 2 Origin Framework This is a data integration tool that allows users to package authorized data from platforms such as X, Spotify, Notion into a digital backpack. You can decide, authorize, and charge for how others use this data. 3 mAItrix Framework This is a running system designed for AI agents. For example, if you teach an AI generative model how to write songs, it can use your content to continue creating and automatically give you a commission. Each AI runs in an independent sandbox to ensure security and privacy. Why is it said to be a new infrastructure for Web3 creators The essence of Camp is to provide creators with a complete on chain workbench: You don't need to understand blockchain technology to register works, upload them to the blockchain, and set profit distribution methods Don't worry about data leakage, all information is assumed to be within your control by default Do you want AI to use your content for work? Can training be authorized, or can it be divided into those who want to monetize their data? Authorization methods can be set up to connect with third-party agreements. Whether it's individual illustrators, musicians, content creators, platform providers, or developers, they can all find suitable ways to enter Camp. The K2 testing website of Camp has been launched and is now open for registration. Users can earn points by registering an IP address, binding social accounts, and participating in tasks. These points can be exchanged for CAMP tokens in the future. At the same time, Camp has also partnered with KaitoAI to launch an incentive list, where the top 50 active users will receive token distribution and the top 20 will receive cash rewards. Portal: https://loyalty.campnetwork.xyz/loyalty?referral_code=YGYTBVPX CampNetwork KaitoAI Yap