> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.myshch.io/myshch/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.myshch.io/myshch/tutorials/for-event-organisers.md).

# For event organisers

Before you start preparing for your flight, you must decide on the type of spaceship: **a Classic** Space Rocket, **a Smart** Space Shuttle, or **an On-chain** Interstellar Ark.

### Spaceships features

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Classic Space Rocket" %}
Main:

* listing on the showcase of ticket collections up to 100 pcs
* listing on the showcase of tickets with tokens or NFT as a reward
* adding purchased tickets to the whitelist manually
* only manual creation of SBTs certificates (optional)

Additional:

* access to your Telegram groups via NFT tickets for bot protection
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Smart Space Shuttle" %}
Main:

* you mint and list the tariff on the smart showcase once, and visitors mint the tickets themselves
* smart showcases do not support tickets with rewards inside them
* automatically add purchased tickets to the whitelist
* only manual creation of SBTs certificates (optional)

Additional:

* access to your Telegram groups via NFT tickets for bot protection
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="On-chain Interstellar Ark" %}
Main:

* free for event organisers (payment only for mandatory network fees)
* full on-chain process: from ticket creation to rewarding reputable SBT certificates
* visitors can use tickets within a given time period
* integrated conversion of used tickets into SBT certificates

Additional:

* access to your Telegram groups via NFT tickets for bot protection
  {% endtab %}
  {% endtabs %}

The next step is to install special software on your onboard computer - **a cryptocurrency wallet** (e.g. [<mark style="color:blue;">Metamask</mark>](https://metamask.io/)).

{% hint style="info" %}
If you already know what a cryptocurrency wallet is and how to use it, then feel free to jump into the event creation process that interests you.
{% endhint %}

Install the wallet from official sources, follow the instructions inside it, and deposit some **gas** to the network you want to work on.

Networks in which MyShCh works:

* **Ethereum**
* **Arbitrum One**
* **Polygon**
* **Binance Smart Chain**
* **Blast**
* **Sepolia testnet**

You can learn more about Web 3.0 basics, security, etc. [on this page](https://app.gitbook.com/o/X5hn8L8u0uS7RBVBDrVC/s/eiHkXYGyhKbPfGHoLr2O/~/changes/20/tutorials/learn/web-3.0-basics).


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