Live stream creators are undergoing a profound paradigm shift. On traditional platforms, the fans, data, and revenue rights that creators have worked hard to accumulate ultimately lie in the hands of the platform. But what if the core assets are on the blockchain?

This is precisely the core breakthrough of a certain creative Web3 platform's "Creator Launch Program". Virtual avatar live streaming is just the surface; what truly attracts people is the "on-chain priority" logic that runs through it. Creators can truly own their virtual identity, interaction data, and community economic layer—these resources accumulated over the years are no longer the digital assets of the platform, but the creators' own on-chain property.

This points to the fundamental contradiction of Web2 platforms: creators create value, while platforms control value. Blockchain rewrites this equation. When virtual identities and community economies become transferable, tradable, and inheritable on-chain assets, creators transform from workers into true owners. The Web3 transformation of the live streaming creator economy is not just a technological upgrade, but a restructuring of power dynamics.