The Announcement
On Bitcointalk, founders Edward Mansfield and Richard Allen announce Titcoin — the first cryptocurrency built for the adult entertainment industry. A brand new kind of coin.
A year after Dogecoin, someone asked: "Bitcoin? More like TITCOIN!" From a silly name to a real cryptocurrency — still going strong.
The original adult-industry coin — and still going strong
Born in 2014 as the first adult-industry cryptocurrency, Titcoin went from a cheeky name to a real coin — and it's still trading today.
How a cheeky name became a real cryptocurrency
On Bitcointalk, founders Edward Mansfield and Richard Allen announce Titcoin — the first cryptocurrency built for the adult entertainment industry. A brand new kind of coin.
Titcoin goes live — wallet and source code released to the world:
"Bitcoin? More like TITCOIN!"
A soft launch for the crypto community, then a hard launch — the joke becomes a real, mineable coin.
Titcoin makes headlines — Vice, crypto press and mainstream outlets all cover the first adult-industry coin.
Home of "the coin with a pair" — the name that made crypto blush.
Through bull runs and bear markets — Mt. Gox-era crashes, the ICO craze, DeFi summer, the NFT bubble, the FTX collapse — Titcoin kept trading.
"Still here" — the coin that refused to die.
12 years later, the original adult-industry coin is still alive — listed, traded, and legendary.
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