MATR1X Apollo Project is about to start, and will airdrop 50 million MAX and top weapon NFTs
MATR1X is about to launch the Apollo Program, which is a series of activities including the first treasure box opening event, MAX airdrop event, top skin collection, and other activities in the MATR1X ecosystem. The most important activity is the treasure box opening event.In the Apollo Program, the first batch of top commemorative weapon NFTs in the MATR1X ecosystem will be produced through the treasure box opening method. At the same time, 50 million MAX will be generated from the Apollo Program, which is the best way to obtain MAX in the early stage. There are two types of treasure boxes in the event, KUKU commemorative treasure box and Vanguard commemorative treasure box.Each time a Vanguard commemorative treasure box is opened, 1 FIRE is consumed to obtain 1 MAX and a Vanguard commemorative weapon NFT. The Vanguard treasure box has a 10% chance of opening a commemorative skin, which comes with 4 stamps. Different combinations of stamps will reward different amounts of MAX. Each time a KUKU commemorative treasure box is opened, 40 FIRE+2USDT are consumed to obtain a KUKU commemorative weapon NFT and MAX. The number of MAX is determined by the quality of the weapon NFT obtained from the box, with a minimum of 40 MAX. At the same time, collecting the weapon NFTs opened from KUKU treasure boxes can earn Asset Score points, and MATR1X will periodically airdrop MAX based on Asset Score.
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