This next phase of the Drop Beast guides is very important piece to the puzzle to avoid Sybil detection. The purpose of this method is to ensure that all 10 of your wallets have been funding from different locations and wallets with no direct link back to each other. If you fund your wallets from the same source its easy for Sybil hunters to work out that you or someone belongs to all of the wallets and you can have your airdrop allocation slashed or removed.
There are multiple ways of doing this step through platforms like Simple swap or Houdini swap and changing the receiver location but the method we are going to be showing today will be a little less confusing for people and also gets you set up to start warming up the wallets with bridging activity.
We are also going to work on the idea of funding each wallet with roughly $150 worth of ETH, we have been advised that with roughly $150 worth of ETH in each wallet you should be able to create over $10,000 worth of volume per wallet using about $20-30 in gas, there for keeping around $120-130 of your original deposit for more farming later on.
Step 1.
Fund a centralised exchange account like OKX or Binance, (you can use others but I know OKX and Binance will allow withdraws across multiple Layer 2 networks where other smaller exchanges may not) The amount you fund it with is up to you but its recommended to be around $150 worth of ETH per wallet.
Step 2.
Purchase X amount of ETH and about $150 worth of MATIC and head to the withdraw page and select your Polygon/Matic
Step 3.
Paste in your DB 1 wallet address and select the polygon network and withdraw roughly $150 worth of MATIC
Step 4.
Head to withdraw page and select Ethereum this time
Step 5.
Paste in your DB 2 wallet address and select Linea network and withdraw roughly $150 worth of ETH
Step 6.
Paste in your DB 3 wallet address and select Arbitrum one network and withdraw roughly $150 worth of ETH
Step 7.
Paste in your DB 4 wallet address and select OP mainnet/Optimism network and withdraw roughly $150 worth of ETH
Step 8.
Paste in your DB 5 wallet address and select Base network and withdraw roughly $150 worth of ETH
Step 9.
Paste in your DB 6 wallet address and select zkSync Era network and withdraw roughly $150 worth of ETH
Step 10.
Paste in your DB 7 wallet address and select Ethereum network and withdraw roughly $150 worth of ETH
Step 11.
Come back in a few days time and repeat step 6, 7 and 9 for wallet DB 8, 9 and 10.
Double check using the native networks block explorer to ensure that all wallets have different addresses that funded them, this can take a little bit of mucking around but you only need to do this once and then your good to go and its a pretty important step.
If any of the wallets have the same funding wallet address you may need to send the funds back to the exchange from one of the wallets, create a new wallet and try again, but this is unlikely to happen.
Now your ready to start bridging, stay tuned for the next guide.
