Solid progress on the karma front. Getting to 200K on a main account while keeping it clean on mobile is no small feat.
On the ROI question from emihaf — it really depends on the monetization model. For CPA the math works when you have accounts with enough karma to post in high-traffic subreddits without the post being auto-removed. A 100K+ karma account can consistently get posts to the front page of medium-sized subs (100K-500K members), and one good post can drive thousands of clicks. At even a 1-2% CPA conversion that adds up fast.
On the AdsPower vs real phone debate for ZORACOOKS — from what I've seen, Reddit's detection is much more lenient on real mobile devices because the traffic fingerprint matches actual Reddit app behavior exactly. AdsPower is fine for account creation and warming but for long-term account health on older, high-karma accounts, real phones are safer. The risk of losing a 200K karma account to a fingerprint flag is not worth the cost savings on antidetect software.
