Finally, once you have constructed your merkle tree, you are ready to create the `Reward Event`! Don't be overwhelmed by the amount of input you'll need to provide, we will break them down step by step.
First is the nft contract address that the `Reward Event` is for, which is the same address you inputted when creating your leaves. Second is the reward token address, this is the currency that the rewards will be paid out in, if you want to use a blockchain's native currency, then simply provide the 0 address as input. Thirdly we have the total amount of reward token that will be sent along with the contract. Fourth is the address of the event's creator. Fifth is the merkle root from the tree you constructed. The next three are the same variables you used when creating your leaves, six and seven being block numbers and eight being the total number of nfts. The ninth and final variable is the total number of blocks nfts were held for during your event, which is outputted to you when you created your leaves.
First is the nft contract address that the `Reward Event` is for, which is the same address you inputted when creating your leaves. Second is the reward token address, this is the currency that the rewards will be paid out in, if you want to use a blockchain's native currency, then simply provide the 0 address as input. Thirdly we have the total amount of reward token that will be sent along with the contract. Fourth is the address of the event's creator. Fifth is the merkle root from the tree you constructed. The next three are the same variables you used when creating your leaves, six and seven being block numbers and eight being the total number of nfts. The ninth and final variable is the total number of blocks nfts were held for during your event, which is outputted to you when you created your leaves.