Camp Network announces the launch of Camp Network’s Specification, redefining the original concepts of on-chain sign up, licensing, and monetizing IP.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow news on November 22, as disclosed by Camp Network, the project officially released Camp Network's Specification, aiming to redefine the fundamental principles of on-chain intellectual property registration, licensing, and monetization of IP.

Camp Network points out that intellectual property carries over $80 trillion in global intangible value and is at the core of creating and exchanging content in digital systems. Traditional platforms capture 30-50% of the value, and creators lack programmatic rights, with the process from co-creation to licensing to revenue potentially taking months.

In terms of technical architecture, Camp Network is built on the ABC Stack of Gelato, capable of achieving 50,000+ TPS, gigabit-level throughput, and sub-second block and single determinism. The network adopts a modular design, separating data availability/consensus from execution: Celestia full nodes and light nodes handle data availability and proof-of-stake consensus through data availability sampling, while Camp execution nodes focus on transaction execution and state transitions.

The execution layer is built on Reth, providing full EVM compatibility and Rust-level performance optimization.