Guys, I've been exhausted from collecting airdrops lately. However, thinking that everyone might also want to make some extra money, I took the time to write this super detailed tutorial, purely practical content without fluff, so grab it quickly!
Preparation before airdropping
1. Computer: The computer configuration determines how many browsers you can open simultaneously. For instance, an E5 multi-open host is a must-have for airdrop collectors. If our budget is limited, we can also look for cost-effective configurations that can handle multiple openings.
2. Three-piece Set: Google email, Twitter, DC, are basically required for projects. Either register manually or buy from reliable vendors. If the accounts you bought keep having issues, don’t hesitate to switch vendors. As for TG accounts, some projects require them, while others don’t, and they can be quite expensive. Decide based on your budget.
3. VPN: Everyone understands this; it's essential for collecting airdrops. Just search for reliable channels to buy from.
4. Fingerprint Browser: There are only a few companies in the market; choose based on your budget. While no company can guarantee 100% security, their window synchronization feature can save a lot of time. Don't place large amounts of funds in there, just in case. If you don't want to spend money, you can also open multiple Google browsers locally on your computer, one browser per IP.
5. IP: A clean and usable IP can make collecting airdrops smoother. The prices of IPs in the market are not cheap. I currently use one IP per premium account for one browser, and one IP for three other accounts. Generally, project teams don’t check IPs too closely, but pay attention with depin projects. If you don’t want to spend money on IPs, buy a VPN, download and subscribe, then convert the software files to SOCKS5 format and configure them in the browser.
Airdropping in progress
Once everything is ready, you can start working on the project!
1. Project Search: There are many professional airdrop websites, but unfortunately, I can't share links; otherwise, the article won't be published. If you need them, let me know.
2. Browser Plugin Configuration: OK wallet, MetaMask, Phantom wallet, as well as Twitter token plugin, DC token plugin, CAPTCHA bypass plugin, translation plugin, etc., all need to be set up. Different projects support different wallets, so it's good to have more options.
3. Prepare wallet gas fees: When withdrawing from the exchange to the wallet, it's enough to have a little gas fee for each wallet. Such exchanges typically won't be flagged as suspicious activities, for example, withdrawing from a certain exchange where the funding accounts are named something like Exchange A1, Exchange A2.
At first, it's recommended to set up ten accounts to test the waters; don't go overboard all at once to avoid chaos.
After airdropping
1. Obtain Airdrop: Once you receive an airdrop, sell it immediately to secure your gains.
2. Withdraw: Prepare several exchange accounts for withdrawals, and create some sub-accounts. For example, OK supports 20 sub-accounts. Convert airdrops to U and transfer them to the exchange sub-accounts. Note that one wallet address corresponds to one sub-account address; avoid any overlap between wallets to prevent issues.
Guys, collecting airdrops is a long process. The current market isn't great, so be cautious when entering! This article is purely handwritten. If you need links to airdrop websites, let's exchange and learn together.
