Camp Network acquires shares in KOR Protocol, promoting innovation in remix culture and royalty models

According to official news, the autonomous first-layer blockchain Camp Network recently announced that it has acquired a partial stake in the intellectual property tokenization and AI-generated content platform KOR Protocol, aiming to jointly promote innovative changes in the field of content creation and distribution.

This collaboration will integrate KOR Protocol's intellectual property assets, opening new financial pathways for artists, rights holders, and fans. The two parties will jointly launch a series of remix projects, with collaborators including electronic music producer deadmau5, Grammy Award winner Imogen Heap, pioneering musician Richie Hawtin, and the well-known Netflix series "Black Mirror."

Camp Network stated that it will fully integrate KOR's AI remix tool KORUS, which allows users to create remixes using official remix packs from Imogen Heap, deadmau5's label mau5trap, Richie Hawtin (stage name Plastikman), and the online music platform Beatport. Through Camp Network's decentralized application (dApp), creators can publish and distribute music, and once their works are played, they can achieve automated real-time royalty sharing.

According to Camp Network data, the platform's first-phase testnet has completed over 50 million transactions, with the number of active wallets exceeding 4 million. The second-phase testnet is now online, introducing 16 new development teams, including those in gaming, music, and comics. In a previous project in collaboration with comic creator Rob Feldman, the platform generated over 300,000 independent IP assets, reaching more than 200,000 users, validating its technology's potential in the digitalization of intellectual property assets.

Officials stated that in the future, Camp Network will continue to promote the integration of AI and blockchain technology in the field of content creation, further expanding the decentralized economic ecosystem based on intellectual property.