When it comes to the pain points of creative workers, financial pressure is indeed quite real. No matter how many good ideas you have, without money to buy equipment or rent a studio, it's all pointless. Recently, I discovered an interesting direction: a stablecoin ecosystem has launched a creator support program that ties financial management and artistic creation together.

The core logic is actually simple. Creators convert their idle funds into stablecoins and deposit them into a dedicated financial pool, earning an annualized return of 6%-8%. This yield is quite decent in the current financial environment, and the key is that withdrawals are supported at any time. As long as the position is held for at least 6 months, no fees are charged, and liquidity is well managed.

But the real highlight is the support mechanism. As long as the financial position is held for at least 3 months, you can apply for the ecosystem art fund. Depending on your holding size, you can receive up to 5000 USDT worth of token subsidies, which can be directly used for creation—buying equipment, renting venues, and so on. This is equivalent to additional creative funding beyond the financial returns.

Interestingly, if you also hold the platform's governance tokens, the subsidy ratio can be increased by another 10%, and platform transaction fees can be reduced. In this way, your idle funds not only appreciate but also turn into a creative fund, and through ecosystem exposure, you can turn your works into NFTs for monetization.

Of course, the attractiveness of this mechanism for creators mainly depends on whether you have a continuous creation plan. Users purely interested in financial management can opt for the stable 6%-8% returns, while creators seeking funding can utilize this channel. Overall, combining financial management with creative support is still quite rare in the Web3 space.