Blockchain Redefines IP Ownership in the AI Era with New CAMP Ecosystem

Camp Network, a purpose-built Layer-1 blockchain, has officially launched its mainnet and native CAMP token, marking a significant milestone in its mission to modernize intellectual property (IP) infrastructure and support AI agent development. Built on the Abundance Rollup Layer 1 (L1) stack, which is constructed on Celestia, the mainnet deployment signifies the project’s move toward operational scalability and real-world application. The CAMP token will serve multiple functions, including gas fees, governance, and facilitating royalty payments for creators whose IP is utilized by AI agents [3].

The launch aligns with Camp Network’s broader vision of creating a blockchain infrastructure that enables verifiable and monetizable digital IP. The platform’s architecture supports gasless IP registration and royalty distribution, making it attractive to creators seeking to protect and profit from their intellectual property in the AI-native economy. It also offers isolated execution environments tailored for agent-based workflows and automated licensing, allowing developers to deploy AI agents capable of training on and remixing registered IP while ensuring enforceable terms [1].

Camp Network’s ecosystem development has seen partnerships with key players in entertainment, gaming, and consumer sectors. These include Banijay UK (licensor of the Black Mirror series), Japanese IP company Minto, and comic book creator Rob Feldman. These collaborations underline Camp Network’s strategy to attract real-world IP holders and creators to its platform, ensuring the long-term viability of the blockchain and its native token [4].

Financially, the project has secured $25 million in Series A funding, led by 1kx and Blockchain Capital. This capital injection follows a $4 million seed funding round a year earlier, reflecting strong investor confidence in the platform’s potential to address IP monetization challenges in the AI era. According to cofounder James Chi, Camp aims to avoid the pitfalls of traditional crypto projects by prioritizing ecosystem growth over short-term pay-to-play models, ensuring that creators and IP holders remain incentivized to engage with the platform long-term [3].

Market metrics indicate that the CAMP token currently has a circulating supply of 2.1 billion tokens, with a maximum supply of 10 billion. As of the latest available data, the token’s all-time high was $0.252, recorded in August 2025, with a current market capitalization of $205.68 million and a 24-hour trading volume of $47.76 million [2]. Although CAMP tokens are not yet listed on major exchanges, the project’s roadmap suggests that the token will eventually become available on both centralized and decentralized platforms, pending regulatory compliance and market readiness [1].

Camp Network’s launch is part of a broader trend of blockchain-based solutions addressing AI’s impact on creative industries. Cofounder Nirav Murthy emphasized the importance of blockchain in enabling the next generation of AI-native IP, noting that most new IP is expected to be AI-generated. By offering a decentralized platform for IP registration, licensing, and monetization, Camp seeks to redefine the relationship between creators and AI, ensuring fair compensation and long-term value creation [3].

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[1] Camp Network Price: CAMP Live Price Chart, Market Cap (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/camp-network)

[2] Camp Network Price | CAMP Price Today, Live Chart, USD (https://cryptorank.io/price/camp-network)

[3] Exclusive: Camp Network launches L1 mainnet, token (https://blockworks.co/news/camp-network-launches-l1-token)

[4] Camp Network launches mainnet and launches native (https://www.mexc.com/news/camp-network-launches-mainnet-and-launches-native-token-camp/76496)