We live in a wild, almost unimaginable world—one where adult entertainers aren’t just making headlines for their content, but also for their financial savvy. Case in point: Camilla Araujo.
In a recent chat with fellow Bop House member Julia Filippo about investments, Julia casually asked for advice. Camilla’s response? A bombshell. She revealed she has $1.3 million invested in the cryptocurrency XRP, adding that if the token ever hits $10, she’ll be “basically set for life.” She even encouraged others to buy in. Although the token is only worth a few dollars, she and the community are assured it will soon one day hit ten bucks. Filippo was a bit confused by the entire exchange as she questioned what her host had just said.
Crypto itself is already proof of how surreal our financial world has become, a digital currency gaining ground as the U.S. dollar weakens. But this isn’t the first time Araujo has made waves with her financial disclosures.
Just a few months ago, during a Kick livestream hosted by Adin Ross, the OnlyFans star revealed she pulls in $1.5 to $2 million a month from online content. More recently, in a conversation with Howie Mandel, she updated that figure to $2.5 million a month.
She’s not alone either. Earlier this month, OnlyFans co-creator and fellow Bop House member Sophie Rain disclosed she made around $43 million in 2024, just a few million shy of LeBron James’ NBA salary.
Still, these women may want to think twice before putting their portfolios on blast. Reports show that several crypto investors—including streamer and content creator Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa—have been the targets of violent attacks by gangs seeking access to their wallets. Blockchain intelligence firms warn that the mix of perceived anonymity and irreversible transactions makes crypto holders especially appealing targets.