There are 25,000 bombs. The Hundreds has also retained 5% (1250) of the bombs to be dispersed to the community for future causes

How many bombs are there?

Because we aren’t basing our collectibles off what’s happened in the past. We are planning for the future. Many NFT projects hover around the 10,000 mark because of the precedent that Larva Labs set with CryptoPunks in 2017. It’s now 2021 and the audience for NFTs has grown exponentially. We are at the starting line for Web3 and foresee hundreds of millions of people pouring into the metaverse over the next several years. In some ways, 25,000 NFTs does not seem nearly enough, especially when you consider we’ve had over half a million customers over the life of The Hundreds. In fact, if it weren’t for bandwidth and logistics issues, we’d accommodate as many people as possible and give them elbow room in a frothy market. The common complaint is that these NFT collectibles sell out too quickly and are priced out of reach on the secondary market. 25,000 NFTs gives our community their best shot at getting in early for a reasonable, base price

That’s a lot of NFTs compared to other popular projects. Why so many?

Adam Bomb Squad NFTs were minted on August 27, 2021 for 0.1 ETH, with volume pricing at 5 bombs and 10 bombs. They sold out in 40 minutes. Today, Adam Bomb Squad NFTs trade on the secondary market for a value that fluctuates depending on demand.

How much are bombs?

First, you need to buy Ethereum on a crypto exchange like Coinbase. Then, you transfer Ethereum from Coinbase and to your crypto wallet (MetaMask). 
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How do I buy an Adam Bomb Squad NFT?

Great question. In some ways, we still don’t know either! Collectively, we are still defining what NFTs are and can do for us. So, don’t beat yourself up if you’re having trouble understanding the concept. Back in February, 2021, Bobby wrote <a href="https://thehundreds.com/blogs/monologue/cryptomedia" target="_blank" class="link">an essay breaking down NFTs</a>. Maybe it’ll help you.&nbsp;

Wait a minute. What even is an NFT?

No. Our NFTs do not transfer over any rights or licensing to the intellectual property. These are collectibles. Just like if you buy an original painting, you can’t go out and sell replicas of the artwork. And if you buy a pair of Nike shoes, you don’t own the Swoosh design.&nbsp;

Since I bought an Adam Bomb Squad NFT, does that mean I have the rights to this design?

Access and Perks. So far, ABS NFTs have granted entry to Discord servers, festivals and parties, exclusive The Hundreds product and collections, discount codes, early release links, free T-shirts and other promotional items, contest prizes like The Hundreds Xboxes, “allow-listing” for other NFT project drops like Stapleverse, Light Cult Crypto Club, and Pass the Baton, NFT-specific collabs, and chicken sandwiches. The Hundreds’ Online Shop was the first to utilize tokengating on Shopify to allow ABS NFT holders exclusive access to certain product.

Besides a cool-looking JPEG, what else does this NFT give me?

<a href="/whitepaper" class="link">This</a> is why.

Why are you doing this?

Yes, all crypto technology is harmful to the environment because the coins are mined by physical computers, which - as you know - consume energy. NFTs are a very small percentage of these transactions, but yes, of course they demand resources. Read our <a href="/whitepaper" target="_blank" class="link">whitepaper</a> to learn how these processes are improving, along with the argument that NFTs and the metaverse can alleviate waste in the physical world. If we can move much of the consumer and collector mindset to amassing digital goods, then we can reduce the pollution, physical garbage, and carbon footprint that industries - especially fashion - tax the global ecosystem &nbsp;

I’ve heard that NFTs are bad for the environment. Why are you contributing to the problem?

Since the early 2000s, we’ve heard the same doubts and criticism about blogging our lifestyles, selling streetwear T-shirts for $28 (when you could just buy one off the H&M rack for $14), and supporting the hype economy. And maybe they were right. But, we also know the light and benefits this brand has brought into our community’s lives over the years. We are of the mindset that Web3 is not just the near future, but the now. Major institutions, thought leaders, brands, charities, young entrepreneurs, artists, and Tech are backing this cultural shift. But, it’s also fine if it’s not the right subject for you. We thank you for entertaining the idea.

This is stupid. NFTs are a scam. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

Please follow us on <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamBombSquad" target="_blank" class="link">Twitter</a> and meet our Community <a href="https://discord.gg/thehundreds" target="_blank" class="link">Discord</a>. As always, it’s People over Product.

Okay, fine. Where can I learn more about Adam Bomb Squad?

What’s for lunch?

During this recording - our sixth episode - of Bomb Talk, there were more than 4,000 people in the room listening at any given time. It’s not just because Gary Vee has a rabid fanbase, it’s because the topics he touched upon are urgent, important, and not talked about enough in the metaverse. We are all curious and excited by NFTs, but we also need to be careful and responsible with how we engage with the technology. Gary reminds us that most projects will fail, NFTs are a long game, and that many collectors will get this wrong. It’s a sobering, yet enlightening episode, that will teach you to have a deeper respect for this burgeoning phenomenon.

Bobby Hundreds

BOMB TALK 106 :: Gary Vee

On this episode of Bomb Talk, skate and sneaker icon Nicky Diamonds joins Bobby to discuss Diamond's upcoming Crypto Dunks NFT release, as well as their shared streetwear history. Some special guests drop by, including former Diamond and The Hundreds employee (and world famous DJ) Dillon Francis and the one-and-only Franalations.

BOMB TALK 102 :: Nicky Diamonds and Dillon Francis

On this episode of Bomb Talk, world-renowned DJ Steve Aoki discusses the collector’s mindset and approach to NFTs. To understand the current nature of NFTs and trading, it helps to hear from someone who is well-versed in sports and Pokemon card collectibles and is applying the same principles to the digital space.

BOMB TALK 101 :: Steve Aoki

Today’s Bomb Talk is about how Web3 can facilitate the Decentralization of Media. Many of us would agree that there is no more imperfect industry today than the media. There are a lot of reasons for this, but perhaps the most significant is that the news organizations are centralized, meaning they are powered by corporations with self-interests, motivated by profits. Our friends Farokh, Mel, and John Knopf have built a new NFT project called Rug Radio, which seeks to not only address - but upend - these ancient media systems. Keith Grossman also joins us, giving us his perspective on the matter as president of Time Magazine. Listen in…

BOMB TALK 201 :: Decentralization of Media with Farokh, Mel, and Keith Grossman

Welcome to the first NFT Photography-themed episode. This one hits close to Bobby’s heart because his Web3 journey began as a frustrated photographer. NFTs and Web3, however, are re-opening pathways for photographers to find their patrons, maintain ownership, and see royalties from their art. Although photography has been thriving in the NFT space this year, 2022 will see it take off to another level, according to this roundtable with some of the leaders in the movement. If you’re a photographer or just curious about how NFTs are shaking up art and industry, come on in!

BOMB TALK 109 :: Photography Edition

Of all the industries disrupted by NFTs and Web3 tech, Music has been the most up-ended. It’s no surprise why. Historically, the music artists themselves have found themselves in disproportionate arrangements with their labels and managers. NFTs allow musicians to speak directly with their audiences and reap their fair share of benefits. Today, Bobby hears from Pussy Riot and Latashá on how NFTs are revolutionizing the music industry. We’re later joined by 3LAU who is a true pioneer in Music NFTs, having first attacked the space in 2017.

BOMB TALK 107 :: Pussy Riot, Latashá, and 3LAU

Much of the current frenzy around NFTs was kickstarted by artists who used the technology to circumnavigate the galleries, auction houses, and gatekeepers. We collaborated with over twenty artists on bombs in Adam Bomb Squad, including names like DFace, Mister Cartoon, and Aaron Kai. On this Art episode of Bomb Talk, Bobby shares a conversation with three ABS contributors: Ron English, Sophie Sturdevant, and Blue the Great. Together, they share how NFTs have changed their careers and opened their art up to new audiences.

BOMB TALK 108 :: Ron English, Blue The Great, and Sophie Sturdevant

On this episode of BOMB TALK, Bobby turns the spotlight on some of the boldest leaders in the NFT space: the founders behind the Deadfellaz and Ethereals projects. A very special guest also joins the crew, as movie star turned metaverse maven Reese Witherspoon takes a break from shooting her latest blockbuster to champion her favorite women creating NFTs. Listen and subscribe to hear more BOMB TALK and tune in live every Monday on Bobby's Twitter.

BOMB TALK 103 :: Deadfellaz, Ethereals, and Reese Witherspoon

Adam Bomb Squad is the first NFT collectibles project backed by a fashion brand. But, what does it look like from the other side? A metaverse sneaker brand that goes from digital to physical? Bobby links up with 2 of the 3 founders of RTFKT, which is currently the leader when it comes to sneakers for the next reality. They are then joined by surprise guest, sneaker pioneer and streetwear designer Jeff Staple, who bridges both generations and realms. If you’re an enthusiast of sneakers, street fashion, culture and technology, this episode is for you.

BOMB TALK 104 :: RTFKT and Jeff Staple

On this 10th and season finale of Bomb Talk, Bobby Hundreds ends on a hopeful note. As NFTs get louder, the backlash is also fomenting (some of it, rightfully so). But, NFTs can do a lot of good in this world, so today, Bobby is joined by legendary Olympian Tommie Smith and activists and artists Glenn Kaino and Jesse Williams to share their project called Pass the Baton, which is making philanthropy, fun, fast, and tech-forward. They are also joined by activists from the ABS family, Victor Nguyen-Long and Will Lex Ham.