@victorhorace
Most airdrops have minimal hardware requirements, typically only needing access to a wallet that supports the blockchain involved. However, some advanced airdrops may require interaction with specific decentralized applications (dApps), running nodes, or participating in staking protocols, which could demand higher computational power or storage. Additionally, participating in cross-chain airdrops may require wallets compatible with multiple networks. While standard users can usually claim airdrops from mobile or desktop wallets, those requiring smart contract interaction or real-time monitoring may benefit from more robust hardware and a stable internet connection. Always verify official requirements before attempting complex airdrops.
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