What. A. Week. From band reveals to builder momentum, from community impact to ecosystem growth. The camp site has been busy and the vibes are up. Here’s a quick recap of everything that moved across Camp.

We kept the rhythm going with five of six TRaiLHEADS band members along with their backstories are now revealed. Gus the Goat, Rikki the Raccoon, Orla the Owl, Flynn the Fox, and Mo the Moose. The character drops are building real momentum around a community-led, onchain IP universe. The final reveal is still loading… keep your notifications on and your theories wild.

Our Camp Nigeria community released a wholesome recap of their Aug 15 outreach at Living Fountain Orphanage (Lagos). Volunteers shared food, clothes, hygiene kits, and learning materials with 50+ children, a sweet reminder that Camp isn’t just infra for IP; it’s a community with heart. Big love to everyone who showed up and made it happen.

Messari published a report on us titled “Camp Network: The New IP Layer.” It dives into how provenance, licensing, and royalties are embedded at the protocol level, and why that matters for creators, brands, and AI-native IP. It also highlights Camp’s gasless registration, transparent licensing workflows, and early traction on testnet (6M+ wallets, 80M+ txns, 1.5M+ IP assets), plus real-world integrations like KOR Protocol and RewardedTV.

Worth a read and a share:https://messari.io/report/camp-network-the-new-ip-layer

AMA: KOR Protocol x Camp

We hosted an AMA on X with Inder Phull, founder of KOR Protocol, covering our strategic stake, Black Mirror coming to Camp, the KORUS remix engine, and what’s next at the IP × AI frontier. Sharp questions, strong signals, and lots of energy for what the next wave of creator tools looks like.

The winners of Minto’s Mimi & Neko remix campaign are now officially licensed on BitBrand via Remaster, live as premium iPhone & Apple Watch wallpapers. Support the winning creators and get your wallpapers here: https://bitbrand.com/collections/mimi-neko-x-camp-collectiveEvery purchase flows royalties back to the artists, transparently and automatically. This is the playbook in motion: create → license → distribute → monetize, all onchain with Camp. Clean, fast, and creator-first.

The first wave of builders on Origin SDK has arrived. We saw 40+ submissions across consumer, DeFi, and gaming, all pushing the edges of onchain creativity. We shared the Top 10 entries, and 11 projects are advancing to Demo Day for the $5,000 bounty with WizzHQ. This is where AI × IP gets real.

As usual, weekly rewards were distributed to the Kaito Yappers and Korean Yappers communities. Thanks for the constant signal boosting, feedback, and good chaos, you keep the flywheel spinning.

Meet Camp Foundation, an independent org backing the Camp Network ecosystem with fuel for what matters most: research, development, and community initiatives. Think of it as the momentum multiplier for Camp: more support for builders, more oxygen for experiments, and more resources to help great ideas graduate from “what if” to “shipped.” Same mission, wider wingspan.

Sounds like a pretty eventful week to me. If you participated in any way (posting, building, testing, cheering), you helped make this happen. Stay tuned for the final TRaiLHEADS reveal, more spotlights, and fresh collabs across the Camp universe. Next week is going to be bigger and better.

What. A. Week. From band reveals to builder momentum, from community impact to ecosystem growth. The camp site has been busy and the vibes are up. Here’s a quick recap of everything that moved across Camp.

We kept the rhythm going with five of six TRaiLHEADS band members along with their backstories are now revealed. Gus the Goat, Rikki the Raccoon, Orla the Owl, Flynn the Fox, and Mo the Moose. The character drops are building real momentum around a community-led, onchain IP universe. The final reveal is still loading… keep your notifications on and your theories wild.

Our Camp Nigeria community released a wholesome recap of their Aug 15 outreach at Living Fountain Orphanage (Lagos). Volunteers shared food, clothes, hygiene kits, and learning materials with 50+ children, a sweet reminder that Camp isn’t just infra for IP; it’s a community with heart. Big love to everyone who showed up and made it happen.

Messari published a report on us titled “Camp Network: The New IP Layer.” It dives into how provenance, licensing, and royalties are embedded at the protocol level, and why that matters for creators, brands, and AI-native IP. It also highlights Camp’s gasless registration, transparent licensing workflows, and early traction on testnet (6M+ wallets, 80M+ txns, 1.5M+ IP assets), plus real-world integrations like KOR Protocol and RewardedTV.

Worth a read and a share:https://messari.io/report/camp-network-the-new-ip-layer

AMA: KOR Protocol x Camp

We hosted an AMA on X with Inder Phull, founder of KOR Protocol, covering our strategic stake, Black Mirror coming to Camp, the KORUS remix engine, and what’s next at the IP × AI frontier. Sharp questions, strong signals, and lots of energy for what the next wave of creator tools looks like.

The winners of Minto’s Mimi & Neko remix campaign are now officially licensed on BitBrand via Remaster, live as premium iPhone & Apple Watch wallpapers. Support the winning creators and get your wallpapers here: https://bitbrand.com/collections/mimi-neko-x-camp-collectiveEvery purchase flows royalties back to the artists, transparently and automatically. This is the playbook in motion: create → license → distribute → monetize, all onchain with Camp. Clean, fast, and creator-first.

The first wave of builders on Origin SDK has arrived. We saw 40+ submissions across consumer, DeFi, and gaming, all pushing the edges of onchain creativity. We shared the Top 10 entries, and 11 projects are advancing to Demo Day for the $5,000 bounty with WizzHQ. This is where AI × IP gets real.

As usual, weekly rewards were distributed to the Kaito Yappers and Korean Yappers communities. Thanks for the constant signal boosting, feedback, and good chaos, you keep the flywheel spinning.

Meet Camp Foundation, an independent org backing the Camp Network ecosystem with fuel for what matters most: research, development, and community initiatives. Think of it as the momentum multiplier for Camp: more support for builders, more oxygen for experiments, and more resources to help great ideas graduate from “what if” to “shipped.” Same mission, wider wingspan.

Sounds like a pretty eventful week to me. If you participated in any way (posting, building, testing, cheering), you helped make this happen. Stay tuned for the final TRaiLHEADS reveal, more spotlights, and fresh collabs across the Camp universe. Next week is going to be bigger and better.