some protect the past, others create the future. > @campnetworkxyz = user-owned IP > Story + Soneium = centralized licensing stacks on the surface, all three seem IP-friendly. but look closer... their goals + outcomes, aren’t the same. what are Story and Soneium actually doing? > protecting existing IP > serving media groups & legacy rights > sticking to old licensing bureaucracy sounds fair in theory, until you see it in practice: > average creators can’t access it > speed stuck in 2005 > model relies on trust + manual review end result? a walled garden. new creators + meme-makers + tiktokers + AI users + freelancers = all left out... now look at Camp. they ask something else entirely: how can any content be protected + monetized instantly? > post, meme, song, video = doesn’t matter > if you made it = it’s your IP > if someone remixes it or trains AI on it = you get a share automatically and onchain. this is why Camp wins: > it’s scalable > it works for creators > and in the AI era = it’s the only option that makes sense i made a post with simple math: > Story is sitting at $4.9b FDV, if that’s what the market gives to a pure licensing play = Camp AI-native and creator-first model deserves at least the same. posts which opening chance for u to earn over $600 from Camp: > > read attached post to understand "why what Camp is building is so important". bullish on Camp.