FARM AIRDROPS with 100 wallets, avoid BAN and SYBIL detection

[@DeFiTalks]

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[@giuliorizzi6616]

Thanks!!

[@DeFiTalks]

You are welcome!!

[@DanteSolano-r5v]

Thanks G

[@DeFiTalks]

You welcome

[@Denver-s6z]

Can i farm multiple accounts with same ip address?

[@DeFiTalks]

yes, you can. it depends which airdrop, and how sure you want to be. ideally the more you are making unique an account the better it is

[@Passport_to_Everywhere]

Can i get a script to automatically perform all the Airdrop task on 100 account like on galxe, zealy, etc

[@DeFiTalks]

It's not so simple, you have to develop one. Not rocket science but it's necessary to use a third party service, usually paid service, or hire a developer to do it

[@mrvoltali1825]

Please answer. If iam doing more than one airdrop different airdrops but connected to one wallet. Is it sybil??

[@DeFiTalks]

no if you do more airdrops with the same wallet is fine. the problem is that if you use more interconnected wallets to farm the same airdrop

[@Ronny323]

Thanks

[@DeFiTalks]

To you!! Much appreciated!!

[@TheWisdom-Current]

What happens if there's no transactions history's on my wallet can i be eligible

[@DeFiTalks]

you could be labeled as a sybil. there is no universal rule, and there could projects who don't care and distribute the airdrop to everyone. But it's likely that the most competitive ones will have to do some filters and it could include favouring wallets with a better transaction history. my advice is try to create a group of genuine wallets with no connections one to each other and be patient. with any probability in 4 years from now we will have another huge airdrop season, and money will go to who has done a good job in preparation of that period.

[@danielowoicho9976]

I send money from one wallet to another. But not regularly, once a month there about. Will i be marked as a Sybil? If I have only two wallets farming the same projects? I also farm it at different times.

[@DeFiTalks]

There isn't a strict, hard-coded definition of a Sybil, so I can't give you a definitive yes or no. Generally speaking, most projects avoid being too strict to ensure they don't exclude legitimate users. However, ideally, wallets shouldn't be connected if you want to be 100% certain. A useful tip is to make your wallets appear legitimate-don't use them solely for airdrop farming. Perform some actions on the mainnet and keep them active with some funds.

[@danielowoicho9976]

Yeah. I use them for multiple chain transactions. Almost every.

[@DeFiTalks]

@@danielowoicho9976 Good, if so you should be fine.

[@samsonjanoway]

this apply also in telegram mini apps?

[@DeFiTalks]

potentially yes, the are two main differences: 1. you need a phone number for each telegram account, so a service provider is needed 2. you need virtual machines because each device can handle only 3 accounts at the time for free