What Trends is doing is making the content itself an asset that can be recorded, recognized, and incentivized.

Every post you make says: "Who am I, what do I care about, what kind of content universe do I want to enter."

Suddenly thought of a term > "Equity Binding of Content"

My understanding is:
The content itself is not only a consumable work but can also be a holdable proof of rights, with its value growth tied to the creator, the platform, and even the readers/audience.
Similar to turning content into a "dividend-bearing share."

Some logic of thinking:

1. Content = Tradable Assets
Creator content is no longer just something to glance at; it can be held, transferred, and profit-shared through forms such as NFTs and protocol-native assets.

2. Binding = Incentive Consistency
If I hold an equity stake in a creator's content, I hope it will be read, spread, and commercialized by more people. Therefore, I will proactively participate in spreading it, amplifying its voice, and even engage in co-creating the content.

3. Growth = Win-win for holders
Once the content goes viral, the earnings can be distributed to the creators and early supporters of the content (such as readers, reviewers, and publishers), which means:
Everyone is "bound" in the future of content.

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