# Contribution Modes

**Bandwidth Only (Web Client and Extension)**

* Purpose: Enable users to contribute bandwidth with minimal setup and only an extension installation.
* Mechanism: Users simply log in to the RhinoSpider web client to start sharing bandwidth directly from their browser. Bandwidth usage is routed and anonymized.
* Use Cases: Web scraping and regional data access for decentralized applications.

#### Computational Mining

* Purpose: Utilize users’ CPU/GPU power for high-complexity tasks like AI processing and blockchain validations.
* Mechanism: Devices running the RhinoSpider app contribute their computing resources for tasks managed by the Computational Mining Layer.
* Use Cases: AI model processing, smart contract validation, and decentralized computing.

#### Hybrid Mode

* Purpose: Combine both bandwidth and computational resources for maximum reward potential.
* Requirements: Requires the RhinoSpider desktop app for optimal resource management.
* Use Cases: Ideal for users with powerful devices seeking high rewards by supporting multiple network tasks.


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