Multi-accounting in crypto: the basics of duplicating success

Imagine the math of success in crypto: 500,000 people are claiming a large airdrop (token distribution). The chance that your single account gets an allocation is 0.001%. But if you have a "farm" of 200 accounts, you don't just increase the chances — you turn probability into statistics.

Multi-accounting (or Sybil attack) is the creation of a network of unique digital identities to obtain multiple profits from testnets, airdrops, IDOs, and whitelists.

However, crypto projects (LayerZero, ZkSync, CoinList) use advanced protection methods. They analyze blockchain connections and network fingerprints. One mistake — and all 200 accounts will be flagged as "Sybil" and excluded from the distribution.

In this guide, we will break down the architecture of a proper crypto farm: from creating wallets to choosing proxies.

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### **Part 1. Foundation: Farmer's Tools**

To manage a hundred accounts and not go crazy, you need professional software.

1. **Anti-detect browser:** The basis of basics. Dolphin Anty, AdsPower, or MoreLogin. It creates an isolated environment for each account (cookies, cache, hardware fingerprint).
2. **Crypto wallets:** MetaMask, Phantom, Keplr (depending on the network).
3. **Proxy servers:** For spoofing IP address and geolocation.
4. **Social media accounts:** Twitter (X), Discord, Telegram, Email. Without them, you won't be able to complete social tasks (Gleam, Galxe).
5. **Accounting table:** Excel or Notion, where you will keep a database of all passwords, seed phrases, and task completion statuses.

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### **Part 2. Network Security: Proxy Selection Strategy**

In crypto, proxy requirements differ from traffic arbitrage. Here, what matters is not so much rotation, but **stability** and **trust**. A mistake in choosing an IP can lead to a ban on CoinList or a flag on Galxe.

#### **1. Residential Proxies (ISP) — For Exchanges and CoinList**

This is the **main tool** of crypto multi-accounting.

* **Essence:** IP addresses of real home providers.
* **For what:** Working with **CEX (Binance, Bybit, OKX)**, participating in sales on **CoinList**, passing KYC.
* **Why:** Financial services are extremely sensitive to IP changes. If you log into a CoinList account today from Germany, and an hour later from France (due to rotation), you will be sent for re-verification or banned.
* **Strategy:** Strict rule **"1 Account = 1 Static Residential IP"**. This IP is assigned to the profile for a long time.

#### **2. Mobile Proxies (4G/5G) — For Social Tasks**

* **Essence:** Dynamic IPs of mobile operators.
* **For what:** "Warming up" and managing **Twitter (X), Discord, Gmail** accounts. Completing tasks on Galxe, Zealy, Layer3.
* **Why:** Social networks trust mobile IPs. You can buy one channel of mobile proxies and "hang" 10-20 profiles with social networks on it, changing IP (rotation) before logging into each subsequent profile.
* **Savings:** It is cheaper than buying 20 separate residentials if your goal is only social networks.

#### **3. Server Proxies — Taboo**

In crypto, they **cannot** be used. Projects often use databases (e.g., IP2Location) to filter traffic from data centers. You simply won't be able to claim tokens or pass a captcha.

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### **Part 3. Creating Wallets: Funds Security**

The main mistake of a beginner is to create 100 accounts inside one MetaMask (from a single Seed phrase). If this seed phrase is stolen, you lose all 100 wallets.

**Proper approach:**

1. **Uniqueness:** Generate a unique Seed phrase for each account.
2. **Generators:** Do not use online services like CoinTool (they can save your keys). Use built-in generators in anti-detect browsers or verified offline scripts.
3. **Storage:** Store the database of seed phrases in encrypted form (for example, in a KeePass database), and not just in Google Sheets.

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### **Part 4. On-Chain Hygiene: How Not to Link Wallets**

Even if you have perfect proxies, a project can ban you by looking at the blockchain.

**Rules for protection against clustering:**

1. **No transfers between your own wallets!** Never send ETH from Account 1 to Account 2. This is a serious mistake of multi-accounters.
2. **Use CEX as a mixer:**
   * *Deposit:* Withdraw money from an exchange (Binance, OKX) to each wallet separately. Exchanges use hot wallets for withdrawals, so for a blockchain analyzer, these transactions will not be linked to each other.
   * *Collection:* To collect profits, use **sub-accounts** on exchanges (OKX allows creating up to 100 deposit addresses) or special services for blurring tracks.
3. **Randomization of actions:** Do not perform identical transactions (swaps, mints) on all accounts at the same minute. Use scripts with a delay or perform actions manually at different times.

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### **Conclusion**

Multi-accounting is a technological race.

* To ensure your wallets are not linked via network — use **Residential proxies** (for exchanges) and **Mobile** (for social networks).
* To ensure they are not linked via blockchain — use exchanges for depositing/withdrawing funds.

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