Core Viewpoint - The integration of stablecoins, cultural relics valuation, and blockchain technology represents an innovative practice in the "cultural heritage + technology + finance" cross-industry fusion, aimed at addressing trust issues in the circulation of cultural relics and promoting digital transformation in the cultural heritage industry [1][3]. Group 1: Stablecoin Mechanism Design - The stablecoin can be anchored to cultural relics' value, utilizing a hybrid anchoring mechanism that combines traditional assets like gold and government bonds with digital rights of cultural relics [4]. - A dual approach of dynamic valuation and on-chain rights confirmation is proposed, where blockchain technology is used to create a unique digital identity (NFT) for each cultural relic, storing valuation data on-chain for traceability [5]. - Cultural contributions from users, such as knowledge dissemination and creative development, can earn rewards in stablecoins, enhancing the linkage between cultural and economic value [6]. Group 2: Blockchain Applications in Cultural Heritage - Blockchain technology provides a reliable infrastructure for digitalization, with applications including provenance tracking and anti-counterfeiting measures for cultural relics [7]. - A blockchain-based IP authorization and trading platform can streamline copyright distribution and revenue sharing for derivative content related to cultural relics [8]. - Stablecoins can facilitate cross-border transactions of digitalized cultural assets, reducing exchange rate risks and settlement costs [9]. Group 3: Benefits of Stablecoin Implementation - The issuance of stablecoins can incentivize cultural heritage institutions and private capital to engage in the digital protection of cultural relics, linking stablecoin issuance to restoration projects [11]. - A closed-loop ecosystem of "cultural relic digitalization - stablecoin circulation - creative development" can extend the cultural heritage industry beyond traditional exhibition models [12]. - The international issuance of stablecoins can enhance the global recognition of Chinese culture, using cultural symbols as anchors for stablecoins [13]. Group 4: Challenges and Future Trends - Establishing a cross-disciplinary evaluation committee is necessary to address valuation and regulatory compliance issues, ensuring adherence to laws like the Cultural Relics Protection Law [14]. - Security measures against technological risks and user education are essential for the successful implementation of blockchain systems [15]. - Balancing cultural ethics and sustainable development is crucial to avoid over-commercialization of cultural heritage [16]. - Future trends include the improvement of regulatory frameworks, deeper technological integration of AI and blockchain, and the expansion of international cooperation in cultural asset digitalization [16].