To me it looks like the creator ecoonomy is a natural outcome of what is becoming a solar powered world.
The extent to which we are now solar powered is masked by the old establishment not recognising how exactly we are becoming solar powered.
We are seeing Bitcoin becoming more and more solar powered, driven by its algorithm, which returns the biggest rewards to those using the lowest cost energy, and the tokens from it created by solar energy are being continuously exchanged for conventional fiat money of the old formerly zero-sum economy.
Solar energy is the only one donated to us for free, and it comes from a source not on Earth, therefore not part of the capital of Earth, therefore everything created using it, is additional to the capital of Earth, whilst requiring none of the capital of Earth to sustain it.
In other words, after its setup, we see an infinitely scaleable system which requires no further investment to sustain it, and since the input is donated energy, it makes sense that it need not be profit driven, but all creators can be funded by donation, sourced from a pool of continuously expanding capital created from the continuous energy of sunlight.
By that, existing capital created by the old zero-sum economy (ie all things created by the extraction of energy from the capital energy stores of Earth), are diminshing in value, relative to the new, continuously expanding capital.
This explains also why we saw oil prices go negative when the first 4Tn stimulus was issued.
The effect of that would be seen first as inflation, since it is the value of issued currency moving from a fixed capital energy value (like gold, representing a fixed quantity of Joules), to energy in process of creation (Like the Joules per second of solar energy ("Watts" ) ).
It looks to me like investors still working with money only representing capital are finding less and less to invest in, and a certain degree of panic is starting to occur.
This explains why the world banking institutions are so keen on lockdowns to minimise the amount of industry occurring which is not driven by profit.
The creator imdustries have always been mostly donation driven, people pay for entertainment, rewarding their appreciation of things with no expectation of return, so it is ideally suited to a solar donation economy.
Now we might notice many things moving to a donation form, where technical projects are funded more often by token sale, rather than conventional VC, which always required a return.
Folk generously funded by token sale or donation themselves are more likely to donate generously to other things they appreciate.
So we should recognise that the fundamentally declining industry is conventional VC funding, and banking, and everything related to those, I would say.