【model have sex in the set videos】Bitcast gives you sexual pleasure from your Bitcoin investments

Are you ready to take the thrill of cryptocurrencies to the next level?model have sex in the set videos

Camsoda, the adult entertainment platform, has just unveiled BitCast, which allows you to pair an interactive sex toy with your investments in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. Yowza.

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You can choose to pair it with a variety of penile, vaginal, and anal toys. Then, as the value of your cryptocurrency of choice rises or falls, the vibration increases or decreases accordingly in real time. It's the perfect way to wring even more pleasure from your cryptocurrency obsession.

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Daryn Parker, CamSoda's VP, said in a statement, “With people constantly tracking their cryptocurrency investments, we saw an opportunity to offer them simultaneous sexual pleasure derived exclusively from price fluctuations."

SEE ALSO: People are spending millions on virtual CryptoKitties

Indeed. Though given how volatile the markets for these currencies are, proceed with caution. One big boom and you could really overdose on pleasure.

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