Recently, it has been frequently flooded by @ campnetworkxyz. After careful research, I found that what Camp wants to do is to enable everyone to create, own, and even sell their own IP, and this gameplay can also be integrated with AI training and proxy use. First, let's talk about a few activities that have already been implemented and started: one ️⃣ OKX wallet users can now directly connect to Camp's testing website to receive test coins with just one click, and the experience is quite smooth. Their testing network is also very active, with 3 million wallets and 40 million transactions within a month as of June 18th. Compared to many previous projects that required spending money to hire people to brush data, this type of data is clearly not generated by brushing, and there is actually a Dapp running behind it. two ️⃣ In May, we collaborated with Merv and StoryChain to create IP remix. By using the AI used in Merv to adapt the original animation IP and then receiving it to StoryChain to generate comics or stories, we completely connected the entire creative chain. The key is that the participation threshold is low, and there is no need to know how to draw or write. Ordinary people can participate in creation as long as they have ideas. The entire event had over 150000 users participating and created over 250000 new IPs. Currently, we have also jointly initiated a co creation activity with StoryChain 🎨 The event will select 25 outstanding creators and send them out to the TrailHeads Phase 2 whitelist. Portal: https://storychain.ai/collab/milos-camping-story three ️⃣ In June, we launched our own PFP - Trailheads. It's not generated by AI, but handmade by artists and then photographed and cast into NFTs. The materials used are real wood, stone, cotton and other common works in daily life. Although Mint's images are small, behind them are works that exist in the real world. My initial opinion on Camp ⛺ My understanding is limited to the "IP copyright registration office on the chain", thinking that it protects IP through chain rights records. Now it feels more like an application that declares the sovereignty of creators. The profits generated through AI training in the past have basically returned to the platform. Now, with Camp, authorization rules can be set, and creators can earn profits every time they are called by AI, reused by agents, or used by dApps. The essence of profitability lies in who has the data and who is the ultimate winner. Through Camp, we are breaking down existing relationships and achieving creator ownership, AI usage, and revenue sharing.