Interactive Tutorial | Autonomous IP Layer 1 "Camp Network" How to Master On-Chain AI Creation?

Author: momo, ChainCatcher

Recently, the on-chain AI creation event organized by Camp Network, an autonomous IP Layer 1 blockchain in collaboration with MERV, StoryChain, and Rob Feldman, has attracted a large number of users.

According to Camp Network’s official Twitter data, within just a few days of launch, the event has engaged over 50,000 users and generated 125,000 secondary IP creations.

Camp Network can be considered one of the community’s most关注的 interactive projects recently. In May this year, Camp Network launched the K2 testnet and simultaneously started the “Summit Series” event, where users explore ecological dApps through on-chain tasks to earn points. This on-chain AI creation activity is also part of the “Summit Series” on the testnet.

This article will briefly overview Camp Network and provide a tutorial for the on-chain AI creation interaction.

Under the AI Wave, Building a Dedicated Autonomous IP Layer1

With the rapid development of AI, IP management issues faced by creators are becoming more severe. Many models use content without authorization for training, causing creators to lose control, visibility, and revenue from their intellectual property (IP).

In high-frequency AI content generation scenarios, traditional IP management methods are no longer suitable, and issues such as opaque ownership, rampant piracy, and licensing disputes are more prominent.

As AI agents gradually replace traditional information processing methods, user-owned IP and fine-tuned vertical AI agents based on it become the core of value. However, the market lacks solutions specifically designed for integrating IP with AI, failing to meet creators’ rights protection needs in the digital economy.

Camp Network targets this market gap by creating a Layer1 focused on autonomous IP and supporting AI agents with user identities.

According to the Camp Network white paper, its core features include:

• Supporting IP tokenization: Anyone can put music, images, videos, personal data, and other IP on the blockchain for AI training and earn revenue.
• Gas-free registration and royalties: On-chain IP and royalty splits are gas-free, low-cost, and efficient.
• Isolated execution environment: Dedicated environments for AI agents and automatic licensing, flexible and efficient.
• Support for dedicated application chains: Developers can launch independent chains with exclusive block space and computing power, suitable for high-performance needs.

Camp Network states that in the coming months, with the mainnet launch, dozens of new applications will be released across music, entertainment, social media, and other fields. Currently, its ecosystem partners serve over 5 million users.

On-Chain AI Creation Activity Interaction Tutorial

This on-chain AI creation event by Camp Network includes three sections: social tasks, MERV tasks, and StoryChain tasks. The detailed tutorial is as follows:

Social Tasks

Follow Merv, Merv Toon, and Storychain on X; join Storychain’s Discord and Telegram.

MERV Tasks

1. Log in to https://camp.merv.wtf/ and connect your wallet.

Besides Web3 wallets like Metamask and Rainbow, you can also choose Web2 login options such as X or Google accounts. If you select the latter, follow the platform prompts; it will help generate an on-chain wallet via the Para identity protocol.

2. Click “faucet” at the top right of the homepage to claim test tokens. (Ignore if you already have test tokens)

3. Click “Generate Cyko KO IP” on the homepage and select your preferred character.

4. After the character is generated, click “Collect & Mint NFT” to complete the minting process.

5. Share your newly minted character on X.

6. Click “Bring to life on Storychain” to jump to https://storychain.ai/comicbook, where you can create a storyline for the character.

Storychain Tasks

1. Enter https://storychain.ai/comicbook and connect your wallet. Both Web3 wallets and Web2 social accounts are supported.

2. Click “Create New” at the top right.

3. Choose a character.

Options include “Standard Character” or “MERV Character.” If you select “Standard Character,” two options will be available; choose one.

If using a MERV-generated character, users logged in with the same wallet as the MERV platform will see the character automatically, or you can search by wallet address.

4. Complete the storyline creation.

Name the character → select gender → input manga storyline prompts → click “Create Comic!”

If you’re unsure how to write manga storylines, you can use AI tools like ChatGPT or Deepseek for assistance.

5. Wait for the storyline to generate and complete the manga creation.