Practical Application of Ethereum for the Sex Worker Community
summary
A blockchain cam site builds real payments infrastructure: launches the first non-custodial payment channel hub on Ethereum mainnet, moves about $50,000 through the platform (roughly $10,000 last month), and ships an algorithmic stablecoin called Spank Bank. Models get 100% of earnings in beta (later a 5% fee for platform operations), 24/7 moderation and IP blocking reduce abuse, and roadmap items include ERC‑20 support, a state‑channel exchange and card cash‑outs for faster performer withdrawals.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Spank Chain’s mission
- 3:16Banking discrimination
- 5:02Camsite safety challenges
- 7:55Power dynamics in sex work
- 11:26Expanding user base
- 13:55Sex workers in crypto
- 16:49Combating discrimination
- 19:18Crypto usability
- 21:27Performer influence
- 22:53Why Spank Chain excites
- 24:02Onboarding and usability
- 25:05Future features wanted
- 26:54Crypto tipping ideas
- 28:04Tech inclusion
- 30:21Blockchain for freedom
- 32:06State channels tech
- 34:38Q&A: Spank Chain motivations
- 36:29Q&A: Marketing and sex positivity
- 38:47Q&A: Bank discrimination
- 41:00Closing
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