At least one bank appears to have changed course after OnlyFans went public about banks blocking payments.
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Porn, or Pornography, can be described as sexual content displayed for viewing by a third party. Porn is largely based online at present, but also remains available via physical books and magazines. The internet boom has shifted many things online in recent years. Sexual content is no exception, with crypto assets providing a potential payment avenue for such activity. A number of sites allow various digital assets as payment, while some blockchain projects have also surfaced around the pornograpy industry.
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Speaking on OnlyFans’ ban on adult content, founder and CEO Tim Stokely explained the banks were the only reason behind the policy change.
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4436Sex and Crypto: Cointelegraph looks into use of cryptocurrencies in the adult entertainment industry for anonymity and avoiding transaction fees
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19848$515 million in Bitcoin has been spent on illegal activities in 2019, but this only accounts for 1% of total BTC transactions.
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