August 13, 2025
5 min read
Gino Matos
Sex Capital Markets: Leveraging AI and Crypto to Address Issues Faced by Adult Content Creators
Moxie is pioneering the use of AI-generated content and cryptocurrency tokens to tackle the persistent debanking and productivity challenges faced by adult content creators. Moxie founder Neonwight outlined the platform’s strategy for combining artificial intelligence (AI) with crypto to create what he calls “Sex Capital Markets.” He explained that this controversial concept is fundamentally about financial inclusivity and unlocking productivity for marginalized creators. In an interview with CryptoSlate, Neonwight said:“Adult creators are one of the most marginalized professions in society. Banks refuse to serve them, and Visa and Mastercard charge north of 10% to 15% processing fees because they view adult content as legal and reputational risk.”Neonwight shared his personal experiences with banking discrimination, recounting how his bank blocked OnlyFans payments after just two transactions, stating it does not “serve payments in those kinds of industries.” He also provided data on creator earnings, noting that many adult content creators generate between $50,000 and $100,000 in monthly revenue, translating to $600,000 to $1.2 million in annual recurring revenue. Despite these strong business metrics, these creators cannot access traditional banking services, business loans, or investment opportunities available to other entrepreneurs. Using crypto rails to power revenue streams could effectively address these debanking issues.
Shifting Metas
Moxie initially launched as an AI agent deployed through the Virtuals Protocol. Users could commission AI-generated adult content by paying $10 worth of VIRTUAL tokens via the Agent Commerce Protocol. However, Moxie later left the Virtuals platform due to policy conflicts. The same commissioned content model was then applied to a proprietary platform using a pre-set AI model called Jenny. As of August 12, Moxie offers a chat feature that emulates real conversations, where Jenny sends AI-generated content. Users pay 400 MOXIE tokens to access this content. Neonwight emphasized that Moxie targets OnlyFans’ core revenue driver: customized one-on-one content, which accounts for over 80% of the platform’s $7 billion annual revenue. He explained:“It becomes an issue for very famous content creators because they don’t have time to split among their huge fan base. There’s also an issue where, as they get older, it gets more taxing to do particular scenes.”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. This 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
Moxie’s partnership model maintains human contact while expanding creative possibilities. The platform partnered with model Tori Sweetie to curate AI-generated content and participate through live streaming. This approach ensures authentic personality representation while enabling content categories creators might not personally produce. Neonwight said:“The one-to-one human connection is what sells right now. The AI chatbot is trained based on her personality, and she will stream on our platform to give fans another level of personality interaction.”Martina Oliveira, a top creator on Privacy, Brazil’s leading adult content platform, shared her perspective on AI’s impact on the adult content industry. When asked if AI-generated adult content could harm creators’ revenue, Oliveira responded:
“I think it hurts real models because some content creators who didn’t record videos, claiming they recorded them just by being pretty, are already doing this. I believe that to get attention now, you have to have more originality, you have to talk, you have to expose yourself more because there are already AIs doing the basics, you have to do more than that.”She also noted that AI-generated content currently has limitations in video quality, especially for explicit content. Oliveira highlighted the potential to partner with AI content platforms like Moxie to increase productivity and experiment with new content. She previously worked with a platform offering voice synthesis services where users paid per minute for AI-generated conversations. She said:
“I would definitely close this type of partnership, especially if it generated images, I think that’s what was missing in what I did before.”Regarding crypto integration with platforms such as Privacy and OnlyFans, Oliveira acknowledged the potential benefits but noted resistance to change. She believes crypto will be adopted over time because it makes transactions safer, but added:
“But it might take a long time because platforms are kind of reluctant to spend on adding services to the site because they don’t know if it will work.”
Source: Originally published at CryptoSlate on August 12, 2025.