Camp Network seems to have bewitched a lot of people, and I estimate it will be a good big deal. They completed a round of financing of $25 million on April 29, with many established investment institutions participating, such as 1KX, Maven11, and Blockchain Capital, which are all solid investments. It is quite similar to the MOVE project, and many people dislikefully link the two, believing they come from the same team. I checked it out. The two founders of @Campnetworkxyz, @jameskchi and @niravmurthy, both come from the University of California, Berkeley (with that background, it's no wonder they quickly secured such a large amount of funding). They are not from the same school as the founders of MOVE, and the main investors in the two projects are also completely different. When looking at things, one should focus on the essence and not let superficial appearances obscure their vision. This is quite interesting: I think Camp's acquisition of KOR Protocol is quite visionary. First of all, Camp focuses on high-performance public chain L1 with IP autonomous intellectual property, while KOR's feature is the ability to achieve large-scale IP tokenization. The IP intellectual property regulation + IP tokenization provided by Camp can simply solve both the accessibility and enforceability issues of IP, perfectly combining them.