Babe, happy weekend! Speaking of which, I wasn't able to attend the event in Korea @campnetworkxyz, but thanks to the global live broadcast by @SideKick_Labs, I still got to watch the whole thing remotely, and it felt quite lively.

More than 1,600 people attended the event, and both newcomers who came for the first time and veterans who have been playing for a long time can participate.

The atmosphere on site was particularly good; they transformed the WEPLE gallery in the center of Seoul into an immersive exhibition space, filled with creations made using Camp's tools.

There is a project called TrailHeads, and people in the community have created derivative IPs using the Origin and mAItrix frameworks. Every wall seems to tell a story, and each piece of work has its source traceable. When you're tired from browsing, there’s also food to enjoy, which makes for a great experience.

During the day, there were not only exhibitions but also roadshows and discussions. We talked about fan economy and the future of collaborative creation. A memorable part was the sharing by @MikeJin12, the head of the Asia-Pacific region, who introduced their "proof of source" concept and some creative tools. It sounded quite practical.

The key is that there are quite a few benefits. I drew 10 Labubus, each of which can bring someone into the whitelist for the second phase of TrailHeads. This benefit is great; people on site also received airdrops, and those who won even got tickets to the Seoul Fireworks Festival. It's all about the benefits.

The evening will be even more exciting, not only with DJs but also with headline performances, all by music IPs registered on Camp. The atmosphere on site is great, and you can feel the excitement even from behind the screen.

It seems that they want to create a network where everyone can collaboratively create, own, and develop IP on the blockchain. They are currently inviting more creators, artists, and fans to join. Where do you think the next event will be held?
#CampNetwork # KAITO