To truly understand a project, you need to understand what it brings compared to its competitors. For years, institutions like SACEM (France), BMI (USA), and YouTube CMS have dominated copyright and royalty management. But their systems are outdated, full of high fees, lack of transparency, and slow processes. @campnetworkxyz introduces a whole new paradigm, every piece of content becomes a programmable onchain asset, with attribution, licensing, and royalties built in from the start. Many of you asked me what’s the real difference, in plain terms? No technical jargon. So here it is, I scored each feature out of 5 and compared Camp to SACEM, BMI, and YouTube CMS. The closest one is YouTube CMS, but even that only scored 18/35, barely half of Camp’s perfect 35/35. Camp outperforms them all, across IP registration, attribution & splits, royalty transparency, payment automation, fees, global access, and AI compatibility. You just need to see this breakdown once to realize that this is what the future of IP looks like.