This holiday season, Camp is teaming up with @timesoulcom to help you slow down, reset, and improve your mental well-being - while ensuring the data you generate remains yours.
Read on to learn how to participate and earn rewards for mindful activity. ↴
When you post on X, you are publishing IP to a global audience. X monetizes that content, yet offers no way to enforce ownership, value, and usage rights.
The Origin Chrome Extension changes that.
Register and license the IP you share on X in real time directly on Camp.
The onramp for IP in the digital age.
Headliner DJs @CalvinHarris, @followthefishtv, @skrillex, and Djakarta Warehouse Project are coming to Camp.
@DWPFest, Indonesia’s biggest electronic music festival IP drawing 90,000+ attendees, and world-class artists, are being brought onchain in partnership with @allaccessai.
Fans will now engage with festivals and artists through live prediction markets that operate in real time during the event. ↴
Just read this news. I worked for a well-known cable network group of channels in 2011 when Netflix was recalling its last DVDs and launching its streaming service, and now streaming owns the cable networks and distribution. In 2011 - they scoffed at this idea.
And next, IP on chain for fair use for everyone... what's the next frontier?
The IP landscape is shifting in a major way
The studios and franchises that once defined Hollywood are being absorbed into tech ecosystems
• Amazon acquired MGM for $8.45B
• Disney acquired 21st Century Fox for $71.3B
• Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard for $68.7B
Now Netflix is acquiring Warner Bros for $82.7B
This is more than consolidation. It reflects a future where IP sits at the center and technology determines how far it can travel. Platforms use data, personalization and global distribution to scale universes across every format
Franchises now extend into games, merchandise, live events and soon AI native characters. IP has become digital infrastructure
These deals show where the industry is heading. Once IP becomes multi format and interactive, it requires modern rails for provenance, licensing and rights management. The largest platforms know this, which is why they are acquiring deep catalogs and building tech-first ecosystems around them
But this shift impacts everyone, not just the giants. Creators, studios, brands and AI developers all need a shared infrastructure that makes IP portable, programmable and verifiable across formats
This is where Camp comes in. Camp provides the IP infrastructure layer that registers origin, encodes usage rules and automates licensing for AI-native content and multi platform experiences. The same forces driving these major acquisitions are creating an even larger need for open, interoperable IP rails
As IP expands into tech driven distribution and AI powered interaction, Camp is building the foundation that enables the entire industry to operate with clarity, trust and scale
Hi @DreamWorks… in 2–3 years people will be spinning up fully playable video games from your IP in seconds. This video is just the warm-up.
without real licensing and AI training protection, get ready to see a lot more of this.
That’s literally why Camp exists. We’re open to talks 🙂
In 2 years, agents will generate billions in IP value daily through licensing training data, remixing content, and executing micropayments in milliseconds. Origin is the only framework built for this reality.
Hot off the press, our official Origin whitepaper defines how machines will own and trade creativity:
53 global music festivals and millions of fans from the $3.5T cultural economy are coming to Camp.
It’s The Ship, @DWPFest, 808 Festival, S2O Festival, Sunset by NEON, and more will be tokenized via @allaccessio, transforming the world’s biggest festivals into programmable RWAs.
This is how the next generation of culture moves onchain. ↴