Interesting concept here, but let's talk about the elephant in the room - capital efficiency is brutal for regular users.

Sanctum actually tried something similar with their LST model, where staking yields flow to creators instead of holders. The idea? Support your favorite creators while your tokens sit there earning. Sounds great on paper.

Reality check though - they couldn't scale it. Why? Fans are essentially locking up capital for someone else's benefit while getting... what exactly? Social clout? That's a tough sell when opportunity cost is real.

The core problem isn't the tech - it's the value proposition. You're asking people to sacrifice their own yield for creator funding. That only works at small scale with die-hard fans. Once you need broader adoption, the economics just don't add up.

Maybe there's a middle ground where fans get some utility or revenue share back? Otherwise you're competing against traditional staking where people actually keep their rewards. Just being honest about the trade-offs here.