Multi-Account Farming: A Strategic Growth Tool for Web3 Projects
In recent years, the crypto market has seen a surge in new strategies for growth, user acquisition, and monetization. One of the most controversial yet powerful tools is multi-accounting. While it may have a questionable reputation in traditional contexts, when used strategically, it can become not just a method of earning rewards but a legitimate growth engine, a marketing asset, and a tool for stimulating on-chain and social engagement.
This article is the first part of a comprehensive guide to multi-account creation and usage in the crypto ecosystem. We’ll explore the technical foundation, explain the core mechanics, and show how Web3 founders can turn multi-accounting into a growth lever — from NFT raffles to boosting engagement for their collections through social farming.
Why Multi-Accounting Is Back on the Rise
Multi-accounting is the practice of creating and managing multiple profiles across social networks and blockchain platforms to achieve specific goals, such as entering raffles and airdrops or growing a project's reach.
It all started during the ICO hype era on platforms like CoinList, where getting an allocation came down to how many wallets or accounts you had. Then came the NFT wave, Free Mints, Premint, and whitelist raffles. The more accounts you manage, the better your chances of securing a valuable spot. Over time, the mechanics evolved. Today, account farms extract value, simulate community activity, kickstart on-chain behavior, and amplify marketing around collections.
This is the lens Web3 founders should adopt. Multi-account farms are not just about abuse — they’re a way to generate early traction, especially in the critical phase where every interaction, click, and wallet activity matters.
Multi-Accounting as a Marketing Tool
In today’s attention-scarce environment, Web3 projects must compete for users and on-chain and social signals. Here’s how multi-accounting can become part of a hybrid growth strategy:
- Social farming: Create early engagement via likes, reposts, comments, votes, and giveaways.
- On-chain simulation: Use multiple wallets to mimic interest in a drop, interacting with contracts or registering for whitelists via Premint, Galxe, and others.
- A/B testing: Test reactions to content, offers, and campaigns across controlled accounts without burning paid traffic.
- Trust signaling: Artificial momentum can boost your visibility via algorithms and help drive early exposure on Premint and similar platforms.
For founders of NFT collections, GameFi, or SocialFi platforms, multi-account setups can be a powerful tactical resource in pre-mint or launch phases.
Abusing the System? Ethics vs Reality
Abuse typically refers to participating in the same activity with multiple accounts to increase the chances of winning rewards. Platforms and creators often frown upon it. However, if you’re running a Web3 startup and launching a marketing campaign, understanding the mechanics of abuse helps you:
- Defend your project against farms.
- Understand how others are operating.
- Use the same logic to simulate early traction and test hypotheses.
This is not about cheating or deception. It’s about leveraging guerrilla marketing tactics when you have a limited budget and zero community. In Web3, multi-accounting can be part of your strategic toolkit.
Multi-Accounting Mechanics: What You’ll Need
To build your first account farm, you need the proper infrastructure. In this article, we’ll cover the basic stack:
- Anti-detect browsers to run parallel profiles.
- Proxy servers to mask geolocation and IPs.
- Emails for account creation and verification.
- MetaMask wallets for on-chain interactions.
- Twitter, Discord, and Telegram accounts for social activity and raffle participation.
You also need a tracking sheet for all your accounts: logins, passwords, emails, and seed phrases. A farm without structure is chaos.
Step One: Define Your Goal
Before you start, ask yourself:
- What’s the purpose of your farm?
- Are you using it for profit, community simulation, or campaign testing?
- How many accounts can you manage manually? Where will you automate?
If you're a founder launching an NFT collection and want to simulate engagement on Premint, 20–30 accounts with a predefined scenario might be enough. The sequence follows: follow on Twitter, join Discord, register on Premint, and complete a form. Add on-chain transactions, and you’ve created a natural activity footprint.
Building Your First Multi-Account Farm: Tools & Framework
Structure First: Track Everything from Day One
The most important habit is documentation. Without precise tracking, you’ll lose control. For a Web3 founder, knowing every touchpoint—from email to wallet history is crucial.
Suggested table structure (in Excel or Notion):
- Twitter: Email / Password / Handle / ID
- Discord: Email / Password / Token / ID
- MetaMask: Wallet / Seed Phrase / Private Key
- Telegram: ID / Recovery Email / 2FA Enabled
Unify your visual style. Use the same avatar style, nickname tone, and formatting to make your accounts look alive and seamlessly integrated into the Web3 space.
Anti-Detect Browsers: The Core of Anonymity
An anti-detect browser is your base layer when running multiple identities. It prevents platforms from detecting similarities between profiles.
Recommended: Dolphin Anty — Free for up to 10 profiles, session saving, clean interface.
Alternative: ADS Power, but the free plan only allows 2 profiles — not enough for basic testing.
Create 10 browser profiles, assign a unique proxy and email to each. One profile = one account = one unique fingerprint.
Proxies: Mask Your IPs
Proxy servers are critical to avoid detection. Use dedicated IPv4 proxies, which are affordable, stable, and compatible with most Web3 platforms.
Recommended providers: Proxyline or Proxy6
Avoid proxies from high-risk or crypto-restricted countries. Go with Switzerland, Estonia, or Germany. Assign each proxy to a separate browser profile.
Emails: Go Premium
Email is essential for account verification — don’t cheap out here.
The best choice is Gmail. It’s widely accepted and considered "clean."
Manual registration is time-consuming. Instead, buy accounts from ACCS Market or DarkStore.
Buy aged Gmail accounts (1+ year old) with recovery email.
Always log in via an anti-detect browser and set up email forwarding to centralize alerts.
MetaMask Wallets: On-Chain Essentials
Each account should have its wallet. Wallets are your foundation for farming raffles, testing contracts, or exploring airdrops.
To create up to 10 wallets:
- Install MetaMask in each browser profile.
- Generate a wallet and save your seed phrase offline.
- Deposit a small amount and perform swaps or interactions to create activity.
For 100+ wallets, use Cointool:
- Go to Batch Wallet Generate
- Select the network (e.g., Ethereum)
- Export wallets with private keys securely offline
Log all data in your master table.
Twitter Accounts: Warm-Up and Trust
Twitter is the backbone of Web3 marketing. Most whitelists depend on it.
Buy aged accounts (3+ years old) from this provider, ideally from 2017–2019.
After purchase:
- Link with your Gmail
- Customize the profile (header, avatar, bio)
- Post some tweets, like Web3 accounts
- Boost with 100+ followers via AddMeFast and buy AMF tokens via PancakeSwap
If prompted for SMS verification, use SMS-Activate. Cheapest regions: Indonesia, Vietnam.
Discord Accounts: Mandatory for Whitelists
Most NFT raffles require Discord participation. Create 10 manually or buy them via ACCS Market.
Verify emails, use SMS-Activate, and make the accounts feel real by joining servers and posting a few messages.
Telegram Accounts: Optional But Useful
Telegram is used less for raffles but remains essential for communication and bot management. Especially relevant if you’re a founder running a Telegram Mini App.
Create accounts via SMS-Activate and register through the desktop. On Windows, use TData format to automate sessions.
Growth, Not Just Gains
If you’re building an account farm not to chase rewards but to grow your project, then this setup is an investment. It helps stimulate traction, build audiences, test funnels, and create a sense of momentum — the same tactics many stealth-mode NFT collections quietly used to go viral.
Multi-accounting is not just a hack. In Web3, it’s a legitimate growth strategy when used with intent. It lets you:
- Simulate social buzz around your launch
- Create real-looking on-chain activity
- Test copy, offers, and engagement strategies
- Grow an early community when ad budgets are low
- Build initial momentum for collections, tokens, or games
Consider this a guerrilla approach to early-stage Web3 marketing. When you don’t have six figures for paid campaigns but understand the space's mechanics, this is how you move smart.
If you're a Web3 founder, don’t be afraid to use these tools intentionally. Especially before your mint or TGE — when visibility and activity signals matter most. Just stay ethical and pragmatic. Multi-accounts won’t replace real communities, but can help you build one.
Final Thoughts
In Part 2 of this guide, we’ll dive into how to use your multi-account farm effectively for NFT raffles:
- Understand whitelist mechanics on Premint and other platforms
- Learn how to avoid detection and pass filters
- Discover how to appear legit in the eyes of creators
- Use Creator Pass to launch your collection and grow it with account farming tactics
We’ll also uncover what goes on behind the scenes of raffle creators — so you can farm smarter and run your own NFT drops with a deeper understanding.
Planning a launch, scale-up, or investor round? The Cware Labs team can help you go from idea to growth with tailored support at every step.
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