Harem Token has had an enormously successful fundraiser with a total of over $250,000 raised to fund further tech development. This article is intended to provide our community with a list of our goals for Q1 2021, so you can best understand where that money is being spent and what it is being spent on.
On a broad level, Q1’s focus is tech development and will likely be a quiet quarter in terms of user acquisition and promotion. While we do plan to continue promoting our NFT sales, which has gone successfully enough that we have been on Rarible’s top ten sellers list several times over just the last few weeks, we will not be doing our big marketing push for the token or for our video creation products until said products are ready for a large inflow of users. The below lists are Our Main Goals (high priority items that are the main focus of Q1) and Our Side Goals (“nice to have” items that are not the main focus of Q1, but which we will endeavor to finish in Q1 if time/bandwidth constraints allow for it). …
$HAREM Token, who develop machine learning technologies to automate the creation and distribution of adult entertainment content, is proud to announce the successful test farming of its first Non-Fungible Token staking reward.
Each $HAREM holder can stake their $HAREM and $ETH in the official Uniswap Pool, stake the resulting LPs on the official Unifty $HAREM Farm, and earn points every day which help them buy NFT girls of increasing rarity and beauty. …
Our general sale is OTC and is the last opportunity to buy $HAREM before the Uniswap listing in January.
Minimum buy in: 0.5 ETH.
Token price: 0.025 ETH per $HAREM.
Buy in addy: 0x464508c12760419d0a6b221981dae4692c7e72db
Suppose you took a person, in this case a baby named Maria, and locked her in an isolated room from the day she was born. She has never seen another person, not even her own reflection.
One day, you show Maria one hundred pictures of naked men that you randomly found on the internet. You even take the time to point out specific anatomical features in every picture you show her, so that she can get a better understanding of the male body. You’ve given her a crash course on what ‘men’ are.
You then give her a piece of paper and a pen, and ask her to draw a new man. Not one of the ones she saw in the photos, but a new man based on what she has learned a ‘man’ might look like from those photos. …
NOTE: This article does not teach you how to stake $HAREM itself, but rather how to stake the resulting Uniswap LPs for NFTs. Staking $HAREM is dealt with in a different article.
NOTE 2: $HAREM NFTs are available on both ETH Mainnet and Xdai so that our users still have somewhere to stake their LPs when gas prices are bad. Some NFTs may only be available on one farm, so choose accordingly.
For ETH Mainnet NFTs:
NOTE: This is how to stake your $HAREM on Uniswap to earn LPs, not how to stake those LPs to earn NFTs which will be tackled in a different article.
To stake your $HAREM:
Have you ever looked at all those girls making money on Onlyfans and thought; “I would love to have all that money without having to show my tits”?
Well, now you can. At Harem Token we have built out a proprietary deepfake infrastructure that allows for any still photo, video, or even well drawn portrait of a person to be deepfaked into videos of our users’ choice. In layman’s terms, we can take any face and make it available for users of our platform to put into any porn or other video they’d like to see.
And now we are opening our platform to anyone 18 or older who wants to make porn star money without being a porn star. Mint your face as an NFT, stake it on our platform, and receive 50% of all profits made using your face paid to you directly in ETH. …
Harem’s staking model is straightforward enough that with some simple calculations we can predict, roughly, how much the average NFT staker will earn from their Harem given a small set of variables. Of course the NF in NFT stands for Non-Fungible, and this is important to remember. No two girls who are immortalized in NFTs are the same. Some like our ever popular Claressa Biggens may receive an outsized portion of traffic, while others such as the highly collectible but unfortunately ugly Eve may never be tapped for video creation even once. In all competitive fields Pareto distributions are a real thing, and adult content creation is no exception. …
This is not going to be a full Medium article and so I hope to keep it brief and stick to the major points.
Up until now we at Harem have taken a strict “No Real Faces” policy, this is because Deepfakes present the potential for unethical use and as a porn company we want to avoid being part of what we see as a very dystopian trend of actual “non-consensual porn”. Not the Samantha Cole “this face is 0.0001% …
Non-Fungible Tokens or NFTs are tokens (typically ERC-721s or ERC-1155’s) which, as their name suggests, are not fungible. So far, Non-Fungible Token use has largely been applied to the creation and distribution of works of art. This use case was a natural fit as an NFT can be provably traced back to its creator using the blockchain, and so the issue of forgeries or copycats that typically plagues the art world can be in a sense done away with. However, there is still one issue that faces art creators in the NFT world; Right click saving.
The issue can be summarized as this, anyone who likes one of your NFT art creations can simply save it as an image or a screenshot and enjoy the art to exactly an equal degree as one of your buyers. True, their saved image may not have the same resale value as a legitimately purchased NFT for the same reason a print of the Mona Lisa will not sell for multiple millions even if it is a perfect recreation, but it does put a damper on an artist’s ability to sell their work. Why would a buyer bother shelling out $100+ of ETH when they could just save the picture to their computer in two clicks? …