The thing that will be interesting to observe as it plays out, is whether the democratized, independent porn creator model will work moving forward; regardless of platform. The reality is that OF's decision is based on the blocks that the platform has run into from investment and finance institutions. Well, that means that any other platform that attempts to take its place, will have the same problems but without the first mover financial foundation that OF was able to build before the finance institutions cracked down and the institutional investors started turning away. So it won't be as easy and simple for alternatives to rise up and sustain themselves as many sex workers and OF customers predict. There's the whole position of using crypto to circumvent the financing issue but what many seem to miss is that crypto tokens are not stable currency; I don't believe that the leaders will be for some time (not until government AND financial institutions ratify their legitimacy more broadly). So workers will be taking huge risk with crypto as you could sell something for the equivalent of 5 dollars on Tuesday and it's worth 2 dollars on Thursday, and then 5 again the next week. That's way too unstable to make a stable living on; the content producers would go crazy just trying to get a handle on that alone.

I see the entire market crashing personally. There will be an opp for the content creators to make SOME money moving forward with alternatives, but I think the days of $20k+ per month payouts for 90% of the creators that were seeing that kind of money, are done. Just my two cents.