A friend in the circle wrote a song, which was secretly uploaded to the platform and became popular, but the profits and credits were all owned by someone else. At that moment, he completely collapsed: the work was not his own, that was the most painful thing for creators. Later, when I talked to him about @ campnetworkxyz, he initially sneered, "Public chain? Is that all that bragging?" But when he really looked at the mechanism, he found something different - Camp didn't roll up TPS and Gas's old chains, but wrote "work ownership" into the underlying logic of the blockchain. The PoP mechanism directly helps him mark "this is mine" on the chain, so he no longer has to worry about plagiarism and infringement. Moreover, Camp has raised $30 million in financing, and the testnet has generated 80 million transactions, 6 million wallets, and over 50 dApps in use. Compared to Story Protocol, Camp is more like a safe house for independent creators who are more oriented towards large enterprises: registering works without gas, AI framework automatically calculates profits, BaseCAMP+SideCAMP ensures the expansion of the ecosystem, and even Matchsticks points reward you for continuous creation. My friend tried it and registered his new song on the chain for the first time. He said that at that moment, it was like putting an anti-counterfeiting lock on the work. Turning around, there is a platform that wants to use his songs, and the profit sharing is also automatically obtained, without the humiliation of being ripped off like before. The person who used to almost have their dreams stolen has now become a die hard fan of Camp, telling me every day that when the Q3 mainnet and TGE are launched together in 2025, he will bring all his works up as soon as possible.