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GUIDE TO FARM MULTI WALLETS TO NOT BE SYBIL
By following these criteria you will not be sybil with your wallets. Or you will lower your failure % below 5%. I have received dozens of airdrops (with 3-6 wallets), from every type of project and I was sybil for a very low %, and it did not depend on my mistakes but on absurd or never understood criteria by the projects, which in those cases also excluded mono-wallet farmers.
- Create a good onchain footprint
Your wallets should have a good onchain footprint and a good seniority of use. Many projects (even in testnet), have applied or could apply criteria of this type to filter sybils. In my opinion it could become one of the most important criteria. Even the value in $ of the crypto present can be a factor. Distribute your crypto on your wallets.
If you are just starting out or have wallets with few trx, “try to fill them” with trx on various chains. You can use your on-chain activities (defi-airdrop) and distribute them on various wallets instead of always using the same one. For example if you want to farm Sonic and Resolv USR, deposit the capital on 2 different wallets. If you farm a couple of L2 farm one on wallet 1-2-3 and the other on wallet 4-5-6.
Keep a certain amount of eth still on ETH main, and do some trx over time (take advantage of low gas fees when they happen).
High risk:
Wallets poor in trxs
Wallets with few $ of balance
Wallets with no balance and trx on eth main
Newly created wallets
- KYC
Some projects have requested KYC through external services or gitcoin passport or other verification systems. For now they are a very low % compared to the total. Personally I will farm max with 6 wallets, I have 3 KYC ready and 3 gitcoin passp with good score. The other 3 wallets I try to farm without risking too much capital, but they still have a good onchain footprint.
- Sever the link between the various wallets
This is the most important criterion. Projects very very often use external services that go to verify the links between the wallets (the trx between them), to identify them as used by the same person.
Between your farm wallets there should never be any transfer of crypto, on any network, ever.
I know it seems stupid that you can't move crypto when it is one of their main functions, but we need to lower the risk of ineligibility to a minimum. We are here to make money not to be ethical.
A mistake can happen on thousands of trxs, and I also made a mistake, this will not compromise your wallets.
So how to move crypto between your wallets when you need it?
Use exchanges, I only use Mexc, because it is no KYC, you can create multi-accounts only with different email addresses, it has and quotes every type of token, it has withdrawal costs among the lowest (very important, hundreds of withdrawals can make a lot of $ of difference).
I have been using it with various accounts for 1 year and a half and I have never had a single problem.
For example you have
Wallet 1
Wallet 2
Wallet 3
Each wallet can communicate (deposits and withdrawals) only with one exchange.
Wallet 1 - Mexc account 1
Wallet 2 - Mexc account 2
Wallet 3 - Mexc account 3
To transfer crypro from wallet 1 to wallet 2
You have to deposit from wallet 1 to Mexc 1. Transfer from Mexc 1 to Mexc 2 (alwais free). Withdraw from Mexc 2 to wallet 2.
So the link between your wallets is severed.
If you need to transfer crypto to your farmer friends, use the same principle with their wallets.
High risk:
- Having wallets that have many transfer trxs between the various farm wallets
- VPN, different devices, different users.
These criteria are an additional level of security. But I don't consider them essential.
Personally I use a VPN regardless, for general security reasons.
I use a default location for each individual wallet I have.
When I use wallet 1, a certain geographic location (always in Europe), wallet 2 another etc.
I use 2 PCs (windows), because it is convenient and speeds up operations.
For each wallet I have a Windows User created specifically in which I installed only that wallet.
User 1 - Wallet 1
User 2 - Wallet 2
etc.
2 PCs allow me to use 2 wallets at the same time. When I need to use other wallets I change user from Windows.
In another guide I will explain with which criteria the projects are chosen to farm them mono or multi wallets.
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