This financial dominatrix has made $1M in cryptocurrency
Whips and chains, or blockchains?
This financial dominatrix has earned well over $1 million in cryptocurrencies, as the virtual currency has become the talk of Wall Street.
The bitcoin bombshell, who goes by the name Theodora, uses financial domination on men who get sexual pleasure from paying her money and giving her gifts, according to MarketWatch. This entails receiving “tributes” and having full control over her client’s bank accounts, credit cards and spending budgets.
“It’s a form of psychological domination where money is the tool for the transfer of power,” Theodora told MarketWatch. “It’s quite common for powerful men like politicians or CEOs to look for a form of sexual release by submitting to a woman — they are in control all the time during the day — and giving up control financially is a more tangible instrument of power for them.”
Her clients, mostly between their late 30s and early 50s, become her “Moneyslave,” “Human ATM,” or “Paypig,” which means they financially “surrender,” according to her website. She discretely communicates with her clientele, mostly online or by phone, charging $25 a minute to call her and be ignored, or $69 a minute for actual conversation.
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— THEODORA (@TheOnlyTheodora) December 19, 2017
With eight years of dominatrix experience under her belt, Theodora has seen her profits increase as bitcoin continues to flourish. She reportedly estimates an income of $7,000 to $10,000 a month in cryptocurrencies alone.
“I take donations and also have people mining for me,” Theodora told the finance website. “I take a lot of geek clients who like new technology and they were really excited when I taught them how to build a mining rig for me so they could mine 24/7 from their home.”
Because Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are taking off, Theodora explains that it is only a “natural progression” that the sex industry would follow suit.
“Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology will find its way into our economy anyway and this is just one such avenue,” she said.