Upload private, explicit videos as a “nude-lending” cryptocurrency loan? “Hero Loan” targets people cornered with no way out—if they default, they upload OnlyFans.
A product that combines cryptocurrency, adult content, and a high-risk lending mechanism has recently sparked heated discussion in crypto circles and on social platforms. The project, named “Hero Loan,” promotes the slogan “unsecured loans,” but requires users to upload private videos as a condition, and ties default risk to an adult-platform monetization mechanism—prompting many netizens to describe it as “an encrypted version of loan-sharking/porn lending.”
The project even uses “If you think this won’t get used, it just means you haven’t reached rock bottom yet” as its promotional tagline, clearly targeting users with high risk and extreme capital pressure. However, shortly after it was exposed, one netizen said they had sent a video but didn’t receive any money; a KOL also responded that the project appears to have rug-pulled.
But honestly, a private video is only worth 60 bucks—that’s just too brutal.
“Hero Loan” targets people with nowhere left to go
According to information on the official website, the product runs on BNB Chain and is positioned for “people who have nowhere left to go—