Looking for a Reliable Proxy Solution for Airdrops

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Hey everyone,

I'm currently looking for residential static proxies for airdrop farming. Right now, I'm buying them at $1 per proxy, but I’ve noticed they are not very "clean"—my social media accounts often get blocked.

I've heard that in some Asian countries, people use a device called a "Box Proxy", which allows them to generate dozens of proxies from their home internet.

I have a few questions:
1️⃣ Can I buy such a device in Europe? If so, where?
2️⃣ Can I build one myself? If yes, what hardware and software do I need?
3️⃣ If I buy a 5G SIM card, can I create multiple proxies from it? If so, how?

Would appreciate any insights from those who have experience with residential proxies! Thanks in advance!
 
Hey everyone,

I'm currently looking for residential static proxies for airdrop farming. Right now, I'm buying them at $1 per proxy, but I’ve noticed they are not very "clean"—my social media accounts often get blocked.

I've heard that in some Asian countries, people use a device called a "Box Proxy", which allows them to generate dozens of proxies from their home internet.

I have a few questions:
1️⃣ Can I buy such a device in Europe? If so, where?
2️⃣ Can I build one myself? If yes, what hardware and software do I need?
3️⃣ If I buy a 5G SIM card, can I create multiple proxies from it? If so, how?

Would appreciate any insights from those who have experience with residential proxies! Thanks in advance!
You can find similar devices, but they’re not as common. Search for 4G/5G proxy boxes or DIY setups. You can build one yourself with the right hardware (USB modems, SIM cards) and software like ProxyServer.
 
You can find similar devices, but they’re not as common. Search for 4G/5G proxy boxes or DIY setups. You can build one yourself with the right hardware (USB modems, SIM cards) and software like ProxyServer.
but 4g/5g is very expensive. how about from my own home internet?
 
but 4g/5g is very expensive. how about from my own home internet?
Yes, they're more expensive, but more reliable and safer. You can set up your own home internet as a proxy using certain programs, but be aware that your connection might change.
 
If you're trying to create your own, I’ve seen people use home routers with DD-WRT firmware to get that multiple proxy setup going, you’d just need a solid internet connection and some basic network knowledge
 
If you're buying proxies for $1 per proxy there's a good chance they're shared with other users which is probably why you're experiencing blocks
 
DD-WRT can make A (as in one ) proxy out of your home internet connection. but i think op was looking to get multiple proxies from home internet (assuming 1 ip from isp) .... sim, fiber, coax, all usually provide just one ip i would be interested to know the theory behind a box that can turn one ip into multiple proxies ips... no way i know of.
 
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