$CAMP just hit over 1.5 million unique IPs minted and while that’s a huge number on its own, what it really signals is something deeper, a shift in how creativity, ownership and storytelling are starting to work online ✍️

For the longest time, intellectual property has been a top-down game.

Brands create, fans consume, and if you’re lucky, maybe you get to “participate” through fan art or social posts

But @campnetworkxyz is flipping that script, showing that IP can be born from the bottom up, where anyone can create, remix, and actually own what they make, with everything recorded onchain and backed by real provenance ⛺

And the way they got here wasn’t through marketing spin or theory. It was through real, hands-on experimentation with creators, communities, and AI tools, all working together in public.

One of the earliest examples was with @itsfeldman and his Cyko KO world.

Through @merv_wtf, fans got to remix the original IP and then mint those creations as full-blown comic strips with @StoryChain_ai.

These weren’t just side projects, they became individually minted works, each carrying its own ownership record and creative lineage.

Then things leveled up with @CampTrailHeads 🦊🦌🐐🦉

Using mAItrix, community members could take their TrailHeads and reimagine them however they wanted, new designs, new stories, and then register those new creations with Origin, Camp’s onchain IP registry.

Just like that, what started as a community remix became official, ownable IP. Fully onchain, fully theirs.

This is what makes Camp different. It’s not trying to replace the old system, it’s building an entirely new one.

A system where stories aren’t handed down but built sideways. Where IP isn’t just protected but expanded.

Where fans, artists, and even AI tools aren’t just spectators, they’re participants.

And maybe most importantly, it shows that IP doesn’t need to be centralized to have value.

When creativity is open, verifiable, and onchain, value can emerge from the crowd, and creators don’t have to give up control just to be part of something bigger.

The future of IP isn’t going to come from a single brand or platform. It’s going to come from networks like this, messy, creative, collaborative.

And right now, Camp is where that future is being prototyped, minted, and owned.