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# Overview

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Artlux is an NFT marketplace that allows anyone to mint, buy, and sell NFTs. It also allows institutions to create exclusive NFT projects and utilities. Artlux is designed on the Binance Smart Chain network and powered by the $ATX token (BEP20).

Artlux is the first NFT platform to offer an NFT lottery program to facilitate more NFT participation around the world. NFT artists and collectors can use their NFTs to play lotteries and games, and stand a chance to earn rewards for their efforts.

All packages offered on Artlux will be powered by the $ATX token. In the future, Artlux plans to transfer its platform into the Metaverse where there will be more experiences and discoveries.

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