What is an ICO?
An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is a fundraising method used by cryptocurrency projects to raise capital by selling their native tokens to early investors. It is similar to an IPO (Initial Public Offering) but decentralized and open to global participants.
Why Participate in ICOs & Airdrops?
- Early access to tokens at a lower price.
- Potential high returns if the project succeeds.
- Airdrop rewards for promoting the project or holding tokens.
Multi-Account Challenges in ICOs
Many crypto projects restrict multiple account signups for fairness. However, investors often use multiple accounts to:
✔ Maximize airdrop rewards.
✔ Diversify investment strategies.
✔ Avoid single-account risks (e.g., bans, low allocation).
How FlashID Solves Multi-Account Isolation
Since blockchain projects track IP addresses, browser fingerprints, and wallet activity, managing multiple accounts from the same device risks detection and disqualification.
FlashID’s anti-detect browser enables:
- Unique browser profiles with randomized fingerprints (IP, canvas, WebGL, user-agent).
- Wallet and session isolation to prevent account linking.
- Automation-friendly environment for bulk airdrop claims.
Real-World Applications
- Airdrop hunters safely manage 100+ accounts.
- Crypto investors diversify across ICOs without detection.
- DeFi projects test token distribution across different wallets.
Best Practices for ICO Participation
- Use fresh wallets per account.
- Avoid behavioral patterns (e.g., identical transaction timing).
- Leverage FlashID for fingerprint isolation.
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