The e-mail demanded US$1,000, payable within two days. Claims in the e-mail are false (that it was sent from the recipients e-mail address -> the message headers show it wasnt; that the sender has video from the recipients webcam -> the recipient doesnt have a webcam), so these are idle threats and should be ignored. The e-mail body is a single graphics file with numerous typographical errors, so you wont be able to cut & paste the Bitcoin wallet ID as instructed. This is done intentionally, to evade spam filters.

sextortion. Asking for $1000 USD.

Pathetic attempt at a blackmail scam

In bad German translation, claims to have hacked my account, using some semi-correct hacking terms to support this. Claims to have video of me watching porn using my webcam, but I do not have a webcam. Threatens to share video with friends and colleagues if I do not pay 1000 €.

Extortion requiring payment of $1000 to not make public suggested video of me watching porn site - I dont have a camera on my monitor.