One wonders why, in an industry as large as pornography, has the specific cryptocurrency not been as successful as one would imagine? Very simple: Bitcoin has also been a great ally of the sex industry. Many famous sites, such as Porn.com, already accept the main digital currency as a means of payment. So how does a less popular "colleague" compete with her?
The developers of SexCoin do not seem intimidated and continue to believe in the future of their coin. They allege on their website that, while Bitcoin is an all-purpose currency, SexCoin is aimed only at the cybersex industry so "it can guarantee more personalized attention to its users."
On their website they list some of its advantages: they say that users avoid excessive charges, since the receiver does not pay any type of commission and the issuer only pays 0.001 sexcoins per transaction. They also explain that it has a payment system that allows you to buy specific content without the user having to subscribe for months to a single porn page. Plus, all transactions are final, there are no chargebacks, and it's completely anonymous. They add:
"Sexcoin is a long-term project, if you want to get rich overnight, this is probably not the currency you need."
This currency can be purchased on the Cryptopia, SafeCEX and Yobit exchanges. Through SexCoin social networks, the user can obtain information about the places and people to whom he can pay with the cryptocurrency.
Other details:
The total number of sexcoins will be 250 million.
The current reward for each mined block is 25 cryptocurrencies.