Sex Capital Markets 2.0: How AI & Crypto Are Disrupting the Adult Content Economy

The $100B adult industry is getting a blockchain makeover—and creators are cashing in.

Web3 Meets NSFW

Forget centralized platforms skimming 30% off the top. A new wave of decentralized marketplaces—powered by crypto payments and AI-driven content tools—is handing control back to performers. Chargebacks? Banned. Shadow-banning? Circumvented. Revenue splits? Now negotiable.

The Tokenized Tip Jar

Privacy-focused altcoins let fans pay creators directly, while smart contracts automate royalty streams. Early adopters report 200% income spikes—take that, OnlyFans payout delays.

AI’s Double-Edged Dildo

Deepfake protection tools now scan uploads in real-time, but generative AI also floods markets with synthetic content. (Cue the inevitable ‘Ethical AI Porn’ startup pitch decks.)

As traditional platforms scramble to integrate blockchain—or risk becoming the Blockbuster of bonks—one truth emerges: when Wall Street finally notices, they’ll probably still call it ‘sin stock arbitrage.’

Shifting metas

Moxie was born as an AI agent deployed through the Virtuals Protocol. Users could access Moxie’s services through the Agent Commerce Protocol and commission AI-generated adult content, paying $10 worth of VIRTUAL tokens.

Since then, Moxie has experienced some changes. First, it left the Virtuals platform due to policy issues. Then, the same model of commissioned content was applied to a proprietary platform, but using a pre-set model called Jenny.

As of Aug. 12, Moxie offers a chat that emulates a real conversation, where Jenny sends AI-generated content, and users can pay 400 MOXIE tokens to see it.

According to Neonwight, Moxie targets OnlyFans’ Core revenue driver. Over 80% of the platform’s $7 billion annual revenue derives from customized one-on-one content. 

He explained:

Moxie’s AI solution enables creators to serve larger audiences while maintaining personal connections through personality-trained chatbots. 

The platform uses a custom-trained video model developed by an AI researcher formerly at Alibaba. The proprietary large language model creates content that allows creators to fulfill requests they might not personally perform while preserving their authentic personality traits.

Strategic partnerships

The platform’s partnership structure maintains human contact while expanding creative possibilities. 

Moxie partnered with model Tori Sweetie to curate AI-generated content and participate through live streaming. The goal is to ensure authentic personality representation while enabling content categories that they might not personally create.

Neonwight said:

Martina Oliveira is a top creator on Privacy, Brazil’s leading adult content platform. She provided a perspective on AI’s impact on the adult content industry. 

When asked about AI-generated adult content potentially harming content creators’ revenue, Oliveira said: 

However, she noted AI-generated content currently has limitations in video quality, particularly for explicit content.

Furthermore, there is the possibility to partner with platforms that generate AI content, such as Moxie, to increase productivity and test new content.

Oliveira previously worked with a platform offering voice synthesis services where users paid per minute for AI-generated conversations. 

According to her:

Regarding crypto integration with platforms like Privacy and OnlyFans, Oliveira acknowledged potential benefits but noted platform resistance to change. 

She believes crypto will be used on these sites over the years because it makes transactions safer. However, Oliveira concluded: