Airdrop eligibility often requires wallets to have gas and transaction history. Funding multiple wallets from a single source creates obvious patterns that sybil detection systems are specifically designed to catch.
Why Patterns Get You Caught
Sybil detection algorithms look for clusters of wallets funded by the same source, wallets that receive gas at the same time, and wallets that receive identical amounts. These are dead giveaways of coordinated activity.
How WalletGas Helps
WalletGas eliminates these patterns. Each wallet receives gas from a different source wallet. With randomized timing enabled, deliveries are spread over hours or days. Amount variance means no two wallets receive identical gas amounts. The result: wallets that look like independent, organic users.
Best Practices
- Enable both randomized timing and randomized amounts
- Use multi-hop routing for additional privacy
- Spread wallet activation over multiple days
- Vary the gas amounts significantly between wallets
- Don't fund all wallets on the same chain simultaneously
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