Interactive Tutorial | How Camp Network Drives On-Chain Creation Monetization by Collaborating with Japanese IP Giants?

Recently, the autonomous IP Layer 1 blockchain Camp Network, in collaboration with Japan's top IP company Minto, launched a global co-creation initiative, inviting Web2 and AI creators to participate in the secondary creation of the "Mimi & Neko" IP and take part in the selection process. Winning IP works will have the opportunity to monetize across various digital and e-commerce channels.

Minto's involvement and the monetization opportunities provided by Camp Network have attracted widespread attention and discussion within the community.

This article will briefly outline the overview of this collaboration and the interactive tutorial for the CAMP × Minto IP Creation Contest.

Collaborating with Japan's IP Giant Minto to Promote On-Chain Creation Monetization

Minto is a creative studio and IP company based in Tokyo, focusing on creating, managing, and licensing original character IPs, actively engaging on digital-first platforms such as Telegram, LINE, and social media. Minto's GIF impressions exceed 60 billion, and sticker downloads surpass 5 billion, particularly popular among the global Gen Z and young millennial audiences.

Camp Network, on the other hand, is an autonomous IP layer aimed at advancing the future of IP and AI. As a Layer-1 blockchain, Camp is pioneering a "proof of origin protocol" that directly embeds IP registration, licensing, and royalty distribution into the execution layer while optimizing agent-driven workflows. Users can tokenize any form of IP, fine-tune and deploy AI agents, and tokenize these agents on-chain for broader ecosystem use.

Camp Network notes that the current IP licensing environment fails to meet the needs of creators. Camp Network aims to redefine the Web2 licensing process by simplifying compliance and monetization frameworks on-chain, thereby achieving significant efficiency improvements in terms of time, resources, and costs.

In this event, Camp Network not only collaborates with Minto to attract more global Gen Z and young millennials to participate in creation but also partners with the IP licensing engine REMASTER, allowing creators to seamlessly manage, license, and monetize their submissions, with all royalty and ownership terms transparently handled on-chain.

Camp Network states that this strategic partnership with Minto and REMASTER aims to unlock new economic opportunities for creators and set new standards for global IP licensing.

CAMP × Minto IP Creation Contest Interactive Tutorial

1. Register a Remaster Account

   Go to the Remaster registration page. Follow the prompts to enter your email and verify it, then set your PIN password.

   

2. Download the Official Minto Material Package

   Click this link to enter the "Opportunities" page, click "Download Style Guide" → Carefully read the agreement terms → Check to agree and enter the previously set PIN password → Create a unique signature and click save → The "Minto IP Kit" material package will automatically download.

   

   

3. Design Your Work

   Click the link to enter the Wide Worlds platform. You can choose prompt words or a custom description, then click create. After waiting for creation, select your favorite image and download it.

   

   

   

4. Upload Your Work to Remaster

   Click the link to enter the "Assets" submission section of Remaster. Click Add Assets → Upload your work and name it → Click save.

   

   

5. Submit a Formal Proposal

   Click the proposal link to fill in the wallet address supported by Camp Network (for royalty settlement), linking it to the uploaded work files. After confirming submission, add a message and click send to attract potential buyers' attention to your work.

   

6. Final Check

   Click the link to revisit the proposal view page; if the status is Draft Submitted, the submission was successful.

   

7. Wait for Review Results

   The Minto team will review all submitted works. If your work is selected, they will contact you via the registered email to complete the subsequent processes, including drafting the final authorization agreement.

   PS: Participants can also refer to the official guide.