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Following a murky early career, Radvinsky amassed billions,

with Forbes reporting his daily earnings from OnlyFans as $1.9 million.

On Monday, an OnlyFans spokesperson confirmed to Forbes that Radvinsky passed away, quote,

peacefully after a long battle with cancer. Radvinsky purchased OnlyFans in 2018,

transforming the fan subscription service that lets users pay for exclusive content from creators

from a niche website to a hugely popular porn business, which Forbes reported

was making him $1.9 million per day in 2024.

OnlyFans' burgeoning popularity skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic, lifting Radvinsky's

fortunes, with Forbes naming him a billionaire in 2021.

By the time of his death, he more than doubled his net worth to $4.7 billion.

Known for his extreme secrecy and refusal to grant interviews, Radvinsky amassed his wealth

following a controversial early career.

He developed websites that generated revenue from every click by claiming

to direct users to pornographic content, including material involving underage children

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