Who are the Crypto Freedom Fighters?

The CFF are inspired by childhood. Every child around the world starts to draw people in the same way. The CFF are the stick people from back in the day: a circle as a body, two “L”s as legs and two arms with just three fingers. When children get older, the people they draw might get some more fingers and facial details. The Crypto Freedom Fighters retain this childlike artistry.

CFF with a propeller hat

My kid's stick person

My stick people grew up and became antifascists. In nursing school, I met a person with some idiotic opinions about different cultures to put it mildy. It was said that this person’s partner was right-winged. I can’t remember how the idea popped up in my head to draw some anti-Nazi comic strips in the stick people style, but it felt like a bit of a protest against this person’s ideals. I drew a few strips of everyday life while living with my friends which became the communal bathroom reading. This was years before Bitcoin was even launched.
At the end of last year, the idea of the Crypto Freedom Fighters was born. I remembered my anti-fascist stick people and wanted to bring something new to the crypto table. There are, of course, many other NFT projects inspired by the famous Crypto Punks, and my project has some similiarities with them, too — the pixel art style being most apparent.

What are the CFF fighting for?

The purpose of the Crypto Freedom Fighters is to address different problems in the world, whether they be social, political, or ecological. The different banners and flags they hold speak to their truth.

A CFF with an Equality banner

The goal here is to give back. There is so much going on in this world; so many people need help. And the crypto space is the realm that can help these people. The plan is to build and grow a large community of Crypto Freedom Fighters. The community decides which non-profit organisations receive donations. The Crypto Freedom Fighters want to contribute to make the world a better place.

About the NFTs

The NFTs comprise six different layers with different versions and rarities.
Background: 18 versions
Body: 19 versions
Eyes: 27 versions
Mouth: 28 versions
Arms: 39 versions
Head: 53 versions

Using these layers, the collection of 10k NFTs has been randomly generated. But they won’t all drop at once. There are some special versions of the CFFs such as the CryptoFreedomFighter #31 (Easter Bunny) and CryptoFreedomFighter #420 with completely unique layers.

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