Camp Network's "Mimi & Neko" themed award-winning IP wallpapers are sold out on the BitBrand platform
ChainCatcher reported that the official iPhone and Apple Watch wallpapers of the top ten award-winning secondary creations from the Mimi & Neko themed IP creation event, co-hosted by Camp Network and Minto, have sold out on the BitBrand platform.
It is reported that this sale was conducted through the Remaster platform, enabling fully on-chain transparent revenue sharing, with all proceeds directly distributed to the creators' accounts. Camp stated that this sale serves as a large-scale validation of the on-chain IP commercialization model. By leveraging technology, Camp has compressed the traditional IP authorization and royalty settlement process from several years to a very short cycle, and plans to introduce more international IPs in the future.
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