Midwest, USA. Guns are just a culture here.

Guns and ammo are kind of intrinsically interwoven within the culture throughout the Midwest, USA. A question I get from gold bugs and people who call guns "funs" is why invest in crypto. World's coming to an end. Stock up now on guns and ammo now. Sure I get it, it is easy to see that. Noone here in the heartland thinks our government gives a single goddamn about any of us. In fact, many openly believe it is an agent acting against us. So it comes as no surprise I get questioned on my investment strats from oldhats thinking the world is coming to an end.

And look maybe it is. I'm not saying it isn't. But I'm not hedging everything into an armageddon scenario. And even still, if we are heading that way currently, towards an impending apocalypse, the artist in me still recognizes it. So I thought a fun artpiece would be creating an artistic NFT representing worthless digital backed ammunition.

The obvious question for most middle-class poor in the Midwest for which I am one.

I like shiny things. I like coins. I like ammo. I like crypto. I like novelty and at times absurdity. Package that all together and my brain spat out Ammunition NFT. If someone thought digital art NFT's were worthless, try explaining this one. That's half the fun of it.

NFT Purchasable from NFTShowroom, here.

NFT Ammo? But you can't shoot it!!

I know. That is what makes it funny to me.

Why NFT coin format?

Obviously so you can melt it down and shoot it, silly.

But why 9 copies?

9mmFMJ obviously.

PS: If I sell any of these my friend who is a trucker/gun freak is going to die laughing.