Use case

Residential proxies for crypto airdrops

Separate wallet, browser and geo workflows with predictable residential routing.

Why proxies matter for this workflow

  • Most airdrop checkers cluster wallets sharing the same IP — sticky sessions per wallet break the link.
  • Datacenter IPs are auto-flagged by anti-Sybil tooling and excluded from drops.
  • Geo diversity (different countries per wallet group) increases survivability.
  • Recommended markets for this workflow: Diversify: US, UK, DE, BR, ID, VN, IN.

Recommended setup

Proxy type

Residential

Sessions

Sticky

One IP per wallet for the entire farming period. Use anti-detect browser; never reuse fingerprints across wallets.

Step-by-step workflow

  1. 1Allocate one sticky residential session per wallet.
  2. 2Bind to anti-detect browser profile with unique fingerprint.
  3. 3Funnel funds via privacy-respecting paths; log per-wallet activity offline.

FAQ

Will this guarantee I qualify for the airdrop?
No. Proxies remove the IP-clustering vector; on-chain heuristics (funding source, behavioural patterns) still apply.
Should I use sticky or rotating sessions?
Use sticky sessions for account-bound workflows and rotating sessions for repeated checks, scraping and monitoring.
How should I choose a country?
Match the proxy country to the account, campaign, marketplace or audience you are testing.

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