Including Suzumiya Kotone and Wakatsuki Maria, both announced on their Twitter accounts that they will be visiting Taiwan on the 22nd. This has led many fans to inquire, "What are they coming for?"
Frankly, I was also shocked when I first saw the news. Let me tell you, we were all exhausted after TRE, let alone those actresses whose schedules are even more packed. However, the ability to mobilize so many people to come to Taiwan must be a force to be reckoned with, so I immediately contacted Suzumiya's manager to find out what they're doing there.
The answer is: to promote blockchain technology!
Why are so many actresses having "Taiwan experience" this year? Besides the two adult expos and the photoshoot hosted by this site, the most important reason is to promote blockchain: let me list them one by one. First, there's "AVH," led by Kato Taka and featuring over 10 actresses; next is "PAO Coin," endorsed by Yoshizawa Akiho; and then there's "Hot" (referring to Takahashi Shoko) who came to Taiwan before TRE. The invitation from "Coin" suggests that Suzumiya Kotone and Wakatsuki Maria are likely there for "Angelium"...
There's also "CoolRedCoin," which has had close ties with this site before. However, their main focus is on finding actresses as event guests, which is different from the four types of blockchains mentioned above that use virtual currencies for business in the AV industry. And, to be honest, I've also received invitations from two blockchain companies that haven't yet surfaced for detailed discussions. Seriously, it's no exaggeration to say that blockchain is currently the hottest trend in the AV industry!
But the question remains: what can blockchain do? And what do the presidents of these agencies think about blockchain?
The answer to the first question can be found in Angelium's white paper on their website. They claim that blockchain technology not only allows people to freely purchase goods (AV, sex toys) across borders, but also enables users to realize their dreams. With blockchain technology, it's not just about having private one-on-one dates with actresses; going further is also possible…
Whether you believe what the industry claims is one thing, the key question is: what are the agencies' and actresses' views on blockchain?
Most agencies believe that actresses are there as show girls; as long as the work is defined and they receive payment, they don't care about the partners. Therefore, many actresses appear at multiple blockchain promotional events. As for so much blockchain entering the AV industry, I think these industry insiders are probably hoping to make more money, but please note one thing: these agencies "only accept cash" and do not currently accept cryptocurrency payments.
