The honest answer: it’s a risk that’s getting riskier.
A few years ago, running 10–20 loosely connected wallets was standard practice and mostly flew under the radar. Today, the detection is sophisticated enough that even moderately connected wallets get caught. The Linea number — 40% filtered — means there’s a real chance your effort goes unrewarded.
If you do run multiple wallets:
- Fund each from separate CEX accounts or use intermediate mixing steps — never from the same withdrawal
- Never connect wallets to each other on-chain
- Use unique IP addresses for each (residential proxies, separate connections)
- Don’t mirror the same transaction sequence across wallets
- Build genuine, differentiated activity on each — different protocols, different timing, different amounts
Two or three loosely connected wallets probably won’t get you caught. Fifty wallets doing the same thing from the same IP definitely will.
For most people, one strong wallet with consistent, authentic activity outperforms 20 sloppy wallets after filtering.
