Award-winning “Mimi & Neko” Fan Creations from Camp Network to Be Sold as Exquisite Wallpapers on BitBrand and Showcased on Apple Devices
According to ChainCatcher, Camp Network announced on the X platform that the top ten award-winning entries from its community-created "Mimi & Neko" secondary creation competition will be officially released next week on BitBrand, a premium digital content authentication platform, and showcased as exquisite wallpapers on Apple devices (iPhone & Apple Watch). This marks the first time globally that an international IP has completed secondary creation, authorization, and distribution entirely through an on-chain process.
These art wallpapers utilize Camp’s innovative technology to verify their on-chain provenance, automatically allocating creator royalties for each sale. While traditional IP authorization processes typically take 12–24 months, Camp has compressed this timeline to just a few weeks, ensuring transparent execution of rights.
It is reported that BitBrand, a top-tier digital art platform serving giants such as Nike, Adidas, Lacoste, NetEase, and Netflix, is introducing community-driven on-chain IP for the first time. This move may signal that blockchain technology is reshaping the global IP management system.
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