Originally Posted by k0nr4d

Watching the video, it sounds to me like they don't know much about adult webcam sites and they are trying to solve problems that don't exist. Seems to me like someone trying to get on the ICO train to make some money...

1) The sky-high fees they refer to are due to the amount of technical infrastructure to takes to run a webcam site. The cost of billing is only part of it. The rest is servers, bandwidth, licenses for stuff like wowza, and developers. You can't exactly stream live video in a web browser over a blockchain and the platform is still centralized because of streaming servers/domain/dns/etc.
2) What models are having problems hitting $100 minimum payout fees? This takes them several days of work? LOL. The only models having problems like that are the ones that aren't good at webcaming and can't convince guys to go private.
3) How does this cryptocurrency give me more privacy then other cam sites that already accept crypto? On other site's i'm just exchanging BTC or ETH for USD instead of their token.
4) The very concept of a token for webcam models means their income becomes unstable due to volatility. If a model is having problems making $100, a 10% fall is gonna hurt her.
5) How does this solve the problem of models having to wait for sites to approve them? It can take some time because they need to submit docs to prove they are > 18. If they aren't doing this on their platform, it's not gonna be up very long.
6) They're gonna teach models to use cryptocurrencies? There are some exceptions to the rule - but it's not like alot of these girls are masturbating on webcams for money because they are brilliant.