Slow Ventures has officially launched its Creator Fund, raising over $60 million to support creator-entrepreneurs. The fund aims to back individuals who are building businesses centered around their loyal audiences, marking a shift in how venture capital approaches the creator economy. This initiative is seen as a response to the growing recognition of creators as serious business founders rather than mere influencers. The fund will target 'best-in-class authorities' in niche areas, emphasizing the importance of community and audience trust in the current market landscape. Slow Ventures aims to identify and invest in the next generation of creators who demonstrate the entrepreneurial spirit akin to that of Y Combinator founders. The fund's launch reflects a broader trend of institutional investors recognizing the potential of the creator economy and the unique business models emerging from it.