Freedom Nation: When Andie Chen Turns Friends Into Fan‑Fans of the Metaverse
Picture a young actor‑turned‑entrepreneur, Andie Chen, pitching his startup to anyone who will listen. He isn’t selling a new selfie filter or a coin‑collector’s dream. He’s offering a ticket to the next frontier: blockchain gaming.
The Pitch
- “Now you can see for yourself what I’ve got going on.” Andie waved his hands like a magician; his conjured world was a digital asset and gamer management hub.
- “…Most folks feel like I’m asking for their money.” That’s the honest truth behind his grin.
- Andie’s real ask? He wants people to “set aside a slice of cash in the metaverse” and co‑sponsor gamers who’ll play, earn, and trade tokens.
What’s the Deal With “Sponsoring”?
In the blockchain game world, you need NFTs to get in. Players pay up, then earn in‑game tokens that can be swapped for actual cash. Andie’s job is the tech‑y, concierge side:
- Explain the game mechanics.
- Handle the NFT shopping cart.
- Recruit players.
- When those players grab the winner’s circle, split the sweet, sweet payout.
Nat Ho’s Take
Actor Nat Ho hopped on the bandwagon after catching the vision. He’s clear on his stance:
“I don’t want you to put money into a mystery. Only if you see the vision will you consider $25k, $100k, or even $250k.”
“I’ll give the seed; the rest is just watching progress unfold.”
Why It Matters
Freedom Nation isn’t just a company; it’s a new playground where pixel earnings become real‑world rewards. Andie and his brother Adam Tan are looking to turn radiant smiles into long‑term income streams. If they’re hitting that “vision” checkmark, maybe it’s time to trade your coffee for a future in tokens.
