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# Artlux Whitepaper

Artlux is an NFT marketplace and NFT real estate powered by the Artlux Token (ATX). Artlux empowers artists, collectors, and institutions to create and hone exclusive Web3 experiences. 

Artlux is also an extension of a future Metaverse also powered by the $ATX.

In this documentation, you will find all you need to know about Artlux, including its tokenomics (ATX), vision, and goals.

**Overview**

**Problem Statement**

**Introducing Artlux — What is Artlux?**

**Artlux Key Features and Offering**

       NFT Launchpad and Marketplace

       NFT Staking

       Artlux Token (ATX)

       NFT Lottery

       NFT Games

**Artlux Metaverse**

**Why Choose Artlux—NFT marketplace, Metaverse?**

      Binance Smart Chain scaling virtual engine

      Multi-chain support

      NFT analytics

      Various use cases

      Intuitive application

      Secondary NFT market royalties

**Artlux NFT Real Estate**

      Artlux NFT real estate marketplace

**The Artlux Token (ATX)**

      Artlux Token (ATX) Tokenomics

**Roadmap**

      1\. Tier-1 CEX listing

      2\. NFT staking

      3\. CMC and CG fast track listing

      4\. NFT marketplace launch

      5\. Lottery platform launch

      6\. Multi-chain support

      7\. NFT lottery launch

      8\. NFT games

      9\. Artlux Metaverse

      10\. Artlux mobile app

      11\. Real estate NFT marketplace launch

      12\. Play-to-earn (p2e) game launch

**Disclaimer**

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