Very basic needs for proxy | static or rotating

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I've owned a couple of nsfw subs which went into unmoderated states due to bans. (copyright bs with ban evasions)

All I need is a main moderator + backup mod + regular poster - and not have them all banned in 1 sweep.

I've created an account couple of months ago, warmed up, going through my actual ISP.
- I was thinking to use this as the main moderator? Is this good or bad idea?

For the backup moderator & regular poster, would a static ISP proxy work?
E.g. Lightning proxies "The most premium ISPs Available. Taken from Virgin Subnets only! Highest Quality Working on All Sites!"
How long do I need to wait with newly created "posting" account to post to the newly created sub (with warmed up account)?
I'm not doing anything too spammy, I keep my sub posts to 4-5 related cross-posts.

Thanks, this forum is great btw, learning a lot!

PS I'm using Dolphin Anty and created 2 new acc with rotating residential proxies
 
you need a static isp proxy for sure because you need the same ip for longer periods of time , if you change it too often you will be restricted or banned most probably
 
Thanks! Sorry, I should have specified, I was weighing up a static ISP vs a rotating residential proxy for longer term use.
 
Of course you need a static proxy, this will inspire more trust in reddit and help minimize the possibility of bans
 
A static ISP proxy would work. I personally use ISP proxies on all social media without any issues. Of course, I don't do any spammy activities, either.
 
A lot of Static ISP's are banned on Reddit. Usually it's advised to use mobile proxies instead
 
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