HotBlockchain

HotBlockchain "leaked" OnlyFans porn & nudes? Nope. Hotblockchain has been internet famous for a few years now, owing in large part to her pretty face, cute personality and that big ol’ rack of hers. She’s been banned from various social media sites more times than she can count, went through a handful of minor rebrands and she’s still kicking. Despite the name, I’d bet a million bucks most of her fans are more interested in her selfies than her advice on trading bitcoin, though the crypto bros appreciate the reference in the handle. If she released a meme coin like the Hawk Tuah girl, would you buy it?

You may know hotblockchain from Instagram, you might know her from Snapchat, or you might know her from her naughtier work with Playboy. Also known as Emily Cocea, nothotblockchain, hotblockchainissad or cryptobaddie1, she’s a stunning model, social media influencer and sexy online celebrity. I only discovered her relatively recently, but man, I’ve already got kind of an internet crush on the gal. Let me tell you what I learned about her as I fell down the Google rabbit hole today.

Straight off the Blockchain

Hotblockchain comes from a slightly different mold than most of the girls I write about here at ThePornDude. Aside from her Playboy stuff, almost all of her work has been SFW. I’m not saying you should flick through her Insta while you’re at the office, because you may end up sitting in the HR office trying to explain how all that cleavage is related to your job. What I am saying is that if you go searching for leaked sex tapes or OnlyFans masturbation scenes, you’re going to end up empty handed and blue balled.

It's funny. The girl’s been getting banned from sites like TikTok for years even though she really does try to stay within the community guidelines. In a 2022 interview with The Tartan, Carnegie Mellon’s student newspaper, she laid out exactly why. “That one’s easy,” she said. “I have big boobs and so that’s half of it. The other half of it is that I have an ex-boyfriend whose new girlfriend hates my guts and reports every single one of my videos.” Hotblockchain went on to explain that TikTok will remove a video based on one bullshit report, but speaking as a guy who runs a handful of adult websites, I know all about these kinds of shenanigans. It’s not new girlfriends who try to fuck up my operation, though, but PornDude competitors.

This chick is smart as hell, going back long before her days at Carnegie Mellon. Most teenagers experiment with social media, but hotblockchain says her first few TikTok accounts were created “to test the algorithm out.” Emily realized that she could make money doing videos, and she also realized she probably had to. Her dad died when she was a sophomore in high school, which “made very clear to me that college was not something I could afford” unless she made it as an internet chick.

Her first account was typical teenage tomfoolery, but when Emily got a million views, she saw the possibilities. Her second account was more sexual in nature, though still fairly clean on account of community guidelines, TOS agreements and the fact that she was still just 16. Her third account was political, and while she loved being able to share her opinion, it wasn’t pulling quite the traffic she was hoping for. You can guess what kind of comments she was getting, even on the political TikTok.

Posting Selfies and Streaming Video Games

Internet personas are a fascinating thing. The concept ain’t new, as pornstars and mainstream actors alike have long been known to adopt pseudonyms and public personalities, but the internet offers a wider canvas to shape a character, a brand, or even a legend. Speaking as a wildly successful porn mascot with a giant head and matching cock, I understand the importance of building your mystique.

Hotblockchain said she made a conscious decision early on to emphasize the nerdy elements of her personality, a technique that has proven fruitful for a shitload of gamer girls and cosplay cuties. Emily’s no poser or fake, though, and probably could help you understand how the blockchain works; bitcoin’s good for more than just buying illegal bugs these days. This chick’s also a legit gamer, and has done Twitch streams where she played Valorant, Civ V and other games for more than 30,000 followers. Her more recent streams were chattier and arguably more titillating, but I do have sad news on the Twitch front: it’s been nearly six months since her last stream, and it seems like it’s just not going to be a regular thing anymore.

If you’re looking for more current free material, she’s super active on TikTok. These days, she mostly does sexy dances and lip sync videos, consistently looking gorgeous even while staying within the stringent community regulations. In her most recent clip, added about 16 hours ago, she moves her body while an onscreen message reads, “finally gonna get my deviated septum fixed so y’all can stop bullying me.” The bouncing boobies had me so distracted I couldn’t read it until the loop played through half a dozen times.

She’s also very active on Instagram. Hotblockchain’s feed is mainly photos of the babe looking smoking hot in dresses, bikinis, little shorts, yoga pants, fishnets, and other sexy little getups. Again, it’s all SFW stuff, but it’s free and she’s absolutely beautiful in every photo.

It's been about a month since hotblockchain last posted on Snapchat, where she has close to 90,000 followers. The SFW clips are hot, but there really aren’t a lot of them. Still, you may as well hit that Follow button if you already use the app.

She’s Not on OnlyFans, But…

For an internet chick, hotblockchain keeps her life pretty private. In her interview with The Tartan, she describes how scary it was to be recognized and have her public info so readily available. Emily took steps to conceal her identity, which included coming up with the Emily Cocea pseudonym. I can’t really tell you much about her real-life background other than she attended Carnegie Mellon University, studied to be a lawyer, and comes from a Macedonian family.

In some ways, her public internet life is also very private, at least compared to some of the exhibitionist pornstars I write about and who visit me at PornDudeCasting. She doesn’t currently have an OnlyFans, though I know a lot of you have been holding your breath and crossing your fingers. Hey, I’m with you, my dudes!

While she ain’t active on the big OF, she’s been doing some recent work with Playboy. She calls herself a Playboy Bunny on her Insta page, and the legacy brand themselves label her a Playboy Club Creator. She did an interview just a few months ago, talking about her quest to become a lawyer as well as her internet fame as a rising sex symbol. The retro-themed photos they posted with the Q&A are a beautiful throwback to what put Playboy on the map so many decades ago.

In case you haven’t seen it yet, Playboy’s been experimenting with the OnlyFans-style content sales model. I followed Emily for free, which unlocked a feed full of content that’s a little more risqué than the material she’s posting on Instagram. One of the recent posts features hotblockchain in some strappy BDSM lingerie with cheetah-print highlights, and it’s spectacular.

If I want to see her best Playboy content, though, I’ll have to pony up some cash. Photo sets are typically $5 to $7, and I saw some video available for $25. As on OnlyFans, Playboy will let you slide straight into those DMs, but it’s a pay-per-message model here. It’ll cost a fiver to even say hello, but she does promise “all of my top most explicit content” if you tip her a hundo.

Hotblockchain, aka Emily Cocea, perfectly straddles the line between cute and sexy, with a smart, nerdy streak that elevates her to a true goddess of the internet. Most of her content floating around is pretty softcore compared to what us jaded perverts have grown used to, but between her good looks and bubbly personality, I can’t get enough of her. She posts a ton of free material around the internet, but if you’re looking for the naughtiest stuff, check out her work with Playboy.