Crypto's Initial Hope for Sex Workers Gives Way to New Challenges
Crypto was once one of the best ways for sex workers to get paid. Now, it’s scarcely more supportive of the industry than the banking sector. Joining a slew of banks and payment providers that have shunned the adult indu...
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Joining a slew of banks and payment providers that have shunned the adult industry for decades, regulatory pressure is even encouraging crypto exchanges to do the same....
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