Silicon Valley Bank's problems had nothing - zero - to do with crypto. There were a couple of other banks that did - Silvergate  being the major example. You can read more about the two banks here (among many, many other articles)

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4586842-not-lehman-moment-silvergate-silicon-valley-bank

Regarding Adobe having deposits (likely uninsured) in Silicon Valley Bank, I haven't seen anything saying how much they might have, but if you look at their form 10-K from Dec 2022 (the most recent financial filing; they'll be announcing the Q1 2023 results next week), it says that their cash and cash equivalents are $4.236 billion. See page 53 of the 10-K for the balance sheet. So even if the number quoted in that forum screenshot is accurate, I don't think the 26% of their cash number can be correct.

https://www.adobe.com/pdf-page.html?pdfTarget=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYWRvYmUuY29tL2NvbnRlbnQvZGFtL2NjL2VuL2ludmVzdG9yLXJlbGF0aW9ucy9wZGZzL0FEQkUtMTBLLUZZMjItRklOQUwucGRm

Adobe overall (of which Adobe Stock is a small part) is a huge company - their 2022 revenue was over $16 billion.

We may or may not see royalty reductions in the future, but I doubt that Silicon Valley Bank's collapse will have anything to do with contributor earnings or Adobe's overall earnings picture.