OnlyFans and Crypto: Diversification or Disruption?

Hey Steemit, I'm Alice! I spend my time looking at how creators make money, especially with subscriptions. I want to figure out how they can get a steady income instead of just hoping for viral moments. I'll be sharing what I learn about growing online and building solid business models.

So, crypto keeps popping up when people talk about OnlyFans. A lot of the chatter is either super hyped or super scared, but the truth is probably in the middle. OnlyFans uses regular payment methods, but some creators are checking out crypto for things like privacy, getting paid from anywhere, and not being so reliant on banks.

If you're a creator in a place with restrictions, crypto can seem like a safety net. Stablecoins, like USDT, help get rid of the price swing while keeping things fast and worldwide. But, it's still not easy for everyone to jump on since most fans just want to use their cards and the payment methods they already know.

The real question is: Will crypto replace regular payments? Or will it become another option for the creator world? Spreading things out helps to lower risk. Platforms change their rules. Payment companies freeze accounts. Crypto gives you options, but it works best when it's part of a bigger plan, not just a fix-all.

I'm planning to dig into this more in future posts, like its structures, and how it is risky, and how to use cases with subscription.