A certain AI creation platform recently launched the Billions Flash event for Korean creators—10 days duration, a $10,000 USDC prize pool, incentivizing the top 30 participants.

This move brings to mind an interesting phenomenon. The domestic Web3 community has been consistently producing high-quality content and in-depth discussions, and the value of such creative content is obviously significant. However, it seems that the current incentive mechanisms for Chinese-language creators have yet to catch up.

The platform's differentiated operational strategies across different regions reflect the priority issues in community ecosystem development. The uneven distribution of incentives between regions may somewhat affect the enthusiasm of content creators. Whether an exclusive incentive plan for Chinese creators will be introduced in the future is a question worth paying attention to. After all, building a global creator ecosystem and establishing balanced incentive mechanisms are the long-term solutions.