Twitter's creator incentive strategy has been upgraded again. Following the earlier adjustment to content policies, the platform has launched an official creator reward program, with an initial investment of 1 million USD to reward the most viewed content, starting in the US market. The logic behind this move is quite interesting—although currently only US users are eligible to participate, from the platform's long-term perspective, regional segmentation of creator incentives has become an inevitable trend. Similar multi-language, multi-region differentiated incentive models used by Web3 data platforms like Kaito are being adopted by mainstream platforms. Twitter also announced that it will further enhance creator salary reward levels, indicating that the platform is increasing support for high-quality content producers. In the future, the creator subsidy systems of global social platforms may become more refined and regionalized.