In Act 1 @campnetworkxyz pitched the tents. In Act 2 they lit the fire. In Act 3 everyone is coming. This is the real turning point, where technical infra turns into cultural momentum. Camp spent a year building the foundation: → a dedicated L1 → onchain primitives for remixing & monetizing IP → a clean, creator-focused UX But let’s be honest, that was still mostly for builders. Now, with Act 3, we’re seeing apps made for everyday users, not just devs. Like @JukebloxDapp, a music platform where you can drop tracks with built-in onchain rules. Or @KorProtocol, the largest onchain IP economies Most Web3 projects never make it past infra. They get stuck between building and actual adoption. Between code and culture. Camp didn’t. Act 3 shows it was all part of the plan. Every move, intentional.