CAMP (CAMP)

Twitter received a leak from a foreign KOL that Camp Network conducted an overseas KOL round but didn’t distribute tokens and just ran away. The project was even listed on exchanges such as @Bybit_Official, @Bitget_zh, @MEXC_Official, etc., and raised tens of millions in financing. But to date, the tokens have not been unlocked and no one responds in the TG group. Here’s what happened: In April 2024, Camp Network organized an overseas KOL round, signing a formal SAFE/SAFT agreement — clearly stating on paper that once the TGE occurs, tokens must be issued to the KOLs. Throughout 2024 to 2025, Camp Network constantly sought agencies to help with promotion, contact KOLs, and coordinate events. The agencies kept providing resources and support, and the cooperation seemed normal. August 27, 2025: Camp Network officially announced listings on top exchanges (Bybit, Bitget, Gate, Kraken, etc.). According to the contract, TGE = token‑distribution day = tokens must be delivered to investors. However, after the agency completed KYC, the system showed “incomplete,” making it impossible to receive the tokens. When the agency asked the project, Camp’s Nirav only replied “will send across” and then never addressed the issue directly. September 16: Various overseas KOLs confronted the project — the agreement is clear that tokens should be released at TGE, yet there was no response. At that moment, the Camp team suddenly changed stance, for the first time demanding to see a KOL performance report, otherwise they would not unlock the TGE. From September 17 to October 4, overseas KOLs directly messaged the three responsible persons on TG (Nirav Murthy, James Chi, Mike Jin). Camp Network’s attitude turned into a uniform response — all messages read but not replied, complete disappearance, total loss of contact. The current KOL round is really risky; it’s heard that each overseas KOL was paid about 20k U, with over 20 people in the group, totaling around $400k. The project got listed on exchanges but didn’t give tokens, didn’t refund, and just fled. Bybit, Bitget, and MEXC listing teams, can you talk to the project to see what’s going on???? Below are screenshots of the foreign user’s rights‑protection claim:

Twitter received a leak from a foreign KOL that Camp Network conducted an overseas KOL round but didn’t distribute tokens and just ran away. The project was even listed on exchanges such as @Bybit_Official, @Bitget_zh, @MEXC_Official, etc., and raised tens of millions in financing. But to date, the tokens have not been unlocked and no one responds in the TG group. Here’s what happened: In April 2024, Camp Network organized an overseas KOL round, signing a formal SAFE/SAFT agreement — clearly stating on paper that once the TGE occurs, tokens must be issued to the KOLs. Throughout 2024 to 2025, Camp Network constantly sought agencies to help with promotion, contact KOLs, and coordinate events. The agencies kept providing resources and support, and the cooperation seemed normal. August 27, 2025: Camp Network officially announced listings on top exchanges (Bybit, Bitget, Gate, Kraken, etc.). According to the contract, TGE = token‑distribution day = tokens must be delivered to investors. However, after the agency completed KYC, the system showed “incomplete,” making it impossible to receive the tokens. When the agency asked the project, Camp’s Nirav only replied “will send across” and then never addressed the issue directly. September 16: Various overseas KOLs confronted the project — the agreement is clear that tokens should be released at TGE, yet there was no response. At that moment, the Camp team suddenly changed stance, for the first time demanding to see a KOL performance report, otherwise they would not unlock the TGE. From September 17 to October 4, overseas KOLs directly messaged the three responsible persons on TG (Nirav Murthy, James Chi, Mike Jin). Camp Network’s attitude turned into a uniform response — all messages read but not replied, complete disappearance, total loss of contact. The current KOL round is really risky; it’s heard that each overseas KOL was paid about 20k U, with over 20 people in the group, totaling around $400k. The project got listed on exchanges but didn’t give tokens, didn’t refund, and just fled. Bybit, Bitget, and MEXC listing teams, can you talk to the project to see what’s going on???? Below are screenshots of the foreign user’s rights‑protection claim:

Twitter received a leak from a foreign KOL that Camp Network conducted an overseas KOL round but didn’t distribute tokens and just ran away. The project was even listed on exchanges such as @Bybit_Official, @Bitget_zh, @MEXC_Official, etc., and raised tens of millions in financing. But to date, the tokens have not been unlocked and no one responds in the TG group. Here’s what happened: In April 2024, Camp Network organized an overseas KOL round, signing a formal SAFE/SAFT agreement — clearly stating on paper that once the TGE occurs, tokens must be issued to the KOLs. Throughout 2024 to 2025, Camp Network constantly sought agencies to help with promotion, contact KOLs, and coordinate events. The agencies kept providing resources and support, and the cooperation seemed normal. August 27, 2025: Camp Network officially announced listings on top exchanges (Bybit, Bitget, Gate, Kraken, etc.). According to the contract, TGE = token‑distribution day = tokens must be delivered to investors. However, after the agency completed KYC, the system showed “incomplete,” making it impossible to receive the tokens. When the agency asked the project, Camp’s Nirav only replied “will send across” and then never addressed the issue directly. September 16: Various overseas KOLs confronted the project — the agreement is clear that tokens should be released at TGE, yet there was no response. At that moment, the Camp team suddenly changed stance, for the first time demanding to see a KOL performance report, otherwise they would not unlock the TGE. From September 17 to October 4, overseas KOLs directly messaged the three responsible persons on TG (Nirav Murthy, James Chi, Mike Jin). Camp Network’s attitude turned into a uniform response — all messages read but not replied, complete disappearance, total loss of contact. The current KOL round is really risky; it’s heard that each overseas KOL was paid about 20k U, with over 20 people in the group, totaling around $400k. The project got listed on exchanges but didn’t give tokens, didn’t refund, and just fled. Bybit, Bitget, and MEXC listing teams, can you talk to the project to see what’s going on???? Below are screenshots of the foreign user’s rights‑protection claim:

Twitter received a leak from a foreign KOL that Camp Network conducted an overseas KOL round but didn’t distribute tokens and just ran away. The project was even listed on exchanges such as @Bybit_Official, @Bitget_zh, @MEXC_Official, etc., and raised tens of millions in financing. But to date, the tokens have not been unlocked and no one responds in the TG group. Here’s what happened: In April 2024, Camp Network organized an overseas KOL round, signing a formal SAFE/SAFT agreement — clearly stating on paper that once the TGE occurs, tokens must be issued to the KOLs. Throughout 2024 to 2025, Camp Network constantly sought agencies to help with promotion, contact KOLs, and coordinate events. The agencies kept providing resources and support, and the cooperation seemed normal. August 27, 2025: Camp Network officially announced listings on top exchanges (Bybit, Bitget, Gate, Kraken, etc.). According to the contract, TGE = token‑distribution day = tokens must be delivered to investors. However, after the agency completed KYC, the system showed “incomplete,” making it impossible to receive the tokens. When the agency asked the project, Camp’s Nirav only replied “will send across” and then never addressed the issue directly. September 16: Various overseas KOLs confronted the project — the agreement is clear that tokens should be released at TGE, yet there was no response. At that moment, the Camp team suddenly changed stance, for the first time demanding to see a KOL performance report, otherwise they would not unlock the TGE. From September 17 to October 4, overseas KOLs directly messaged the three responsible persons on TG (Nirav Murthy, James Chi, Mike Jin). Camp Network’s attitude turned into a uniform response — all messages read but not replied, complete disappearance, total loss of contact. The current KOL round is really risky; it’s heard that each overseas KOL was paid about 20k U, with over 20 people in the group, totaling around $400k. The project got listed on exchanges but didn’t give tokens, didn’t refund, and just fled. Bybit, Bitget, and MEXC listing teams, can you talk to the project to see what’s going on???? Below are screenshots of the foreign user’s rights‑protection claim:

KOL also got cut? I asked around, and surprisingly it's true; not sure if it's a new market signal. Roughly last year, when Camp started the KOL round financing, the team went through several different agencies to raise the KOL round, which lasted over a year. On average, each participating KOL had to write frantic promotional articles for the project every month in order to unlock after the launch. The current news is: the principal is not returned, the tokens are not unlocked, and the KOL's fans, who suffered huge losses from participating, are also seeking redress from the KOL. But in reality, this team may have overissued tokens. After all, they raised the KOL round for more than a year..

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