Sybil detection algorithms cluster wallets sharing the same IP address or subnet, disqualifying entire batches from airdrop eligibility. Projects like LayerZero have partnered with Nansen and Chaos Labs to build sophisticated sybil filters that analyze IP data alongside on-chain behavior. Even wallets that interact at different times can be linked if they share IP history, resulting in complete loss of months of farming effort.

Datacenter IPs are instantly flagged by protocols like LayerZero, zkSync, and Starknet that actively filter non-residential traffic from airdrop snapshots. These protocols maintain databases of known datacenter IP ranges (AWS, Google Cloud, Hetzner, OVH) and automatically exclude any wallet that has ever interacted from these addresses. The Arbitrum airdrop in 2023 publicly filtered datacenter-origin wallets, and every major protocol since has followed the same approach.

Residential proxy pools reuse IPs across thousands of users, creating overlap patterns that on-chain analytics tools like Nansen, Arkham Intelligence, and Chainalysis detect trivially. When 50 different wallets across multiple farming operations share the same residential IP within a 30-day window, clustering algorithms flag the entire group. This is why even paid residential proxies consistently fail for serious airdrop farming operations.

Fingerprint correlation between browser sessions on the same network exposes your wallet farm even when using anti-detect browsers. Modern sybil detection cross-references IP addresses with browser fingerprints, timezone settings, WebRTC leak data, and canvas fingerprints. If your browser profiles share the same underlying IP, anti-sybil teams can link them regardless of how unique each fingerprint appears in isolation.

Instantly flagged by sybil filters used by LayerZero, zkSync, Starknet, and virtually every protocol running airdrops in 2026. All major datacenter IP ranges (AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner, OVH) are pre-blacklisted. Wallets that have ever touched a datacenter IP are permanently marked in on-chain analytics databases like Nansen, making these IPs completely useless for airdrop farming.

Shared residential proxy pools create IP overlap between hundreds of different farming operations. When Chaos Labs or Nansen runs sybil analysis, they easily detect that 30+ wallets from different farmers all used the same residential IP within weeks of each other. The IP pools are also becoming increasingly known to anti-sybil teams who maintain lists of residential proxy provider IP ranges.

Real carrier IPs from T-Mobile, Orange, Play, and Plus networks are shared by millions of legitimate mobile users in everyday use. Anti-sybil systems cannot blacklist carrier IP ranges without blocking real users, making these IPs fundamentally impossible to filter. Each IP rotation gives you a genuinely new address from the carrier's CGNAT pool, with zero technical link to previous IPs.

Connect Proxy

Configure your anti-detect browser profiles (AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, GoLogin, or Multilogin) with a unique 4G proxy per wallet cluster. Each profile binds to a dedicated proxy port using HTTP or SOCKS5 protocol. Set the timezone and language to match the EU geo-location of your carrier IP for maximum consistency. Most anti-detect browsers support proxy import via CSV, so you can configure dozens of profiles in minutes.

Rotate IP

Get a fresh carrier IP with one click from the CryptoProxy dashboard, a simple GET request to your rotation URL, or an API call from your automation scripts. Each wallet group gets a completely different IP identity from the Polish carrier CGNAT pool. Rotation completes in just 2 seconds, and there is zero technical connection between your old IP and new IP. You can rotate unlimited times at no extra cost.

Farm Protocols

Bridge assets between chains using Stargate, LayerZero, Orbiter, or any cross-chain bridge. Execute swaps on Uniswap, SyncSwap, Mute, or protocol-native DEXs. Provide liquidity, mint NFTs, deploy contracts, and interact with every dApp across your target protocols. All activity routes through clean carrier IPs that look identical to organic mobile user traffic. Space your interactions naturally across time to build genuine-looking activity history.

Claim Airdrops

When airdrop snapshots are taken and tokens are distributed, your wallets appear as independent organic users from different mobile network connections. Each wallet has its own unique IP history, browser fingerprint, and interaction pattern that survives sybil analysis by Nansen, Chaos Labs, Arkham, and any other analytics provider. This approach has consistently passed the sybil filters used by Arbitrum, Optimism, LayerZero, and similar major airdrops.

Sybil-Proof IPs

Real 4G carrier IPs from Polish mobile networks (T-Mobile, Orange, Play, Plus) that anti-sybil algorithms cannot distinguish from organic mobile users. These IPs are part of carrier-grade NAT pools used by millions of real people daily, making them fundamentally impossible to blacklist without blocking legitimate traffic.

Instant IP Rotation

Rotate to a completely fresh carrier IP in just 2 seconds via the CryptoProxy dashboard, a direct rotation URL, or our REST API. There are no limits on rotation frequency, and every rotation is included in your plan at no additional cost. Each new IP comes from the carrier's dynamic CGNAT pool with zero connection to previous addresses.

Anti-Detect Ready

Native integration with all major anti-detect browsers including AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, GoLogin, and Multilogin. Supports per-profile proxy binding via HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols, allowing each wallet profile to connect through its own dedicated 4G IP. Bulk proxy import via CSV makes configuring large wallet farms fast and efficient.

EU Carrier Network

Real Polish carrier LTE IPs from T-Mobile, Orange, Play, and Plus networks. These IPs are trusted globally by every platform and protocol because they belong to legitimate European telecommunications infrastructure. Clean IP reputation with zero proxy blacklist entries, verified across all major threat intelligence databases.

Zero Logs

No traffic logging, no connection metadata stored, no DNS query recording. Your wallet activities, transaction hashes, and protocol interactions stay completely private. Our infrastructure is designed with privacy at the core, operating under EU GDPR regulations that provide the strongest data protection framework in the world.

Unlimited Bandwidth

No data caps, no throttling, no speed limits. Farm as many protocols as needed across LayerZero, Starknet, zkSync, Scroll, Linea, and any other chain without worrying about usage limits. Whether you are bridging assets, executing swaps, or deploying contracts, your bandwidth is unlimited and unrestricted.

No. Our proxies use real 4G carrier IPs from European mobile networks (T-Mobile, Orange, Play, Plus) — the same IPs used by millions of regular phone users every day. Anti-sybil systems like those used by LayerZero (which partnered with Nansen and Chaos Labs) and zkSync cannot distinguish your traffic from organic mobile users. Unlike datacenter or residential proxies, carrier IPs are not in any proxy blacklist database. When sybil analysis tools examine your wallet's IP history, they see a standard mobile carrier IP that could belong to any of millions of legitimate users in Poland.

We recommend 3-5 wallets per proxy IP for maximum safety, which mirrors the natural behavior of a household with multiple family members using crypto on the same mobile connection. With instant 2-second IP rotation, you can rotate between wallet groups to maintain clean separation. Each rotation gives you a completely new carrier IP that has no connection to the previous one. For the most cautious approach on high-value airdrops (like LayerZero or Starknet), some farmers use just 1-2 wallets per proxy. For lower-tier protocols, 5-8 wallets with regular rotation is common practice among successful farmers.

AdsPower and Dolphin Anty are the most popular choices among our airdrop farming users due to their excellent per-profile proxy binding and bulk profile management features. Both support importing proxy configurations via CSV, which is essential when setting up dozens or hundreds of profiles. GoLogin offers a good balance of features and price, while Multilogin provides the most advanced fingerprint customization. We provide HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols that work natively with all major anti-detect browsers. The key is to bind one dedicated proxy per browser profile so each wallet has its own unique IP identity throughout its entire interaction history.

No. Each IP rotation assigns a completely new carrier IP address from the mobile network's CGNAT pool. There is no technical link between sequential IPs on the same modem — the carrier treats each connection as a completely independent session. Protocols analyzing on-chain data see different independent users from different mobile connections. This is fundamentally different from VPNs where sequential connections from the same server can be correlated. The carrier's CGNAT pool contains thousands of IP addresses, and each rotation pulls a random address from this pool.

Yes. Our proxies work with any automation framework — Python scripts using requests/aiohttp, Node.js bots with axios/puppeteer, Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright. IP rotation is available via a simple GET request to your unique rotation URL, making it easy to integrate into farming scripts that need fresh IPs between wallet operations. Many of our users run automated farming pipelines that cycle through wallets, rotate IP between each, and execute bridge/swap/liquidity transactions across multiple protocols. We also support SOCKS5 for tools that require full TCP tunneling, and OpenVPN/Xray for routing all system traffic through the proxy.

IP rotation completes in 2-5 seconds. You can trigger rotation via the CryptoProxy dashboard button, a direct URL call (simple GET request), or our REST API integration. There are no limits on rotation frequency — rotate as often as your farming workflow requires, whether that is between every wallet switch or every few hours. The rotation speed is fast enough for automated scripts that need to cycle through dozens of wallets, each with a fresh IP, in a single farming session.

Yes. Our 4G carrier IPs have consistently passed the sybil detection systems used by LayerZero (which partnered with Nansen for their rigorous sybil filtering) and zkSync. The key advantage is that carrier IPs are shared by millions of legitimate users through carrier-grade NAT — making it technically impossible for on-chain analytics to flag them as proxy traffic. LayerZero's sybil report publicly showed that datacenter IPs, known VPN ranges, and residential proxy pools were filtered, but legitimate carrier IPs were not and cannot be without creating massive false positives among real mobile users.

We maintain 99.9% uptime with automated monitoring across all modem hardware. If a modem experiences issues, our monitoring system detects it within minutes and alerts our technical team for immediate resolution. Your proxy connection is dedicated to you on a physical modem — it is not shared with other users, so other customers cannot affect your uptime. For critical farming sessions, we recommend configuring automatic reconnection in your automation scripts. We also offer instant support via Telegram for any urgent issues, and our support team can perform remote diagnostics on your specific modem in real time.