Key Sentence:
- Financial platform Nafty, which handles the adult industry, wants to help billionaires “check porn off his bucket list.”
If the latest news about Elon Musk plans to launch a giant billboard into space weren’t bad enough. A lot of things we don’t want to see are about to emerge as the billionaire was offered millions to direct and star in his porn.
In June, the Elon Musk CEO of SpaceX also Tesla referenced the adult-themed cryptocurrency on his Twitter page. Also posted a series of emojis featuring a spray, a rocket, and the moon. Fans of the CumRocket digital marketplace widely use the first two. Its token ($CUMMIES) found its share price soaring nearly 400 percent. After Elon posted a “Canada, USA, Mexico” message on Twitter (i.e.. “CUM”).
Now, a financial system called Nafty. Which targets the adult industry via blockchain, is offering Musk a unique opportunity to break into the world of pornography. He offered him $6.9 million (£4.9 million) in cash and NaftyTokens to participate in photos produced at a time and location of his choosing.
Rob Kemenifi, CEO of Nafty, said, “Elon Musk’s interest in the NSFW token shows. That he is interested in the adult world, so we wanted to allow him to direct and star in his film. But he has not checked pornography off his bucket list. So now is the chance!”
Kemenifi added, “This deal will help us solve many redundant problems in our industry. Such as high fees, middlemen, refund fees, and fraud.
However small, Musk’s involvement will make him a true hero because he has the ability and influence to make a real difference. “
The platform seems to be created to eliminate middlemen, “producers, agencies, and platforms (like OnlyFans) occupy most of the creators.” Most payment solutions ban the mature industry. But companies are using blockchain technology to make it happen.
While money may not be a big deal (Musk is the second richest person in the world). The businessman has previously shown interest in adult entertainment and tweeted agreeably about porn being shot in one of his electric cars.