This year, the two major airdrops of the Bitcoin Ecosystem are the free airdrop of Runes in March, with the highest price being 6100U, and the free airdrop of Pizza Inscriptions in May, with a minimum of 100 Pizzas per account and a price of 370U, which once again ignited the idea of everyone in the Bitcoin Ecosystem to have multiple accounts.
Judging from the rules of these two airdrops, it can be said that the rules are very simple. For the rune airdrop, as long as the address has 3 NFTs (small pictures), it will be fine. For the Pizza airdrop, as long as the address has interacted once in the last 3 months (transfer, buying and selling runes, inscriptions, etc.), so those who have multiple accounts can really make a lot of money.
How can you have multiple accounts? Some people say that you can open multiple Google browsers, and create as many Unisat wallets as you want. Each Unisat wallet corresponds to a mnemonic phrase. Some people worry about the IP issue and choose to use ADS fingerprint browser. Different IPs are matched with one Unisat wallet and one mnemonic phrase. In fact, in my opinion, both solutions are possible, but they are useless. How many mnemonics do you have to copy?
In fact, for multiple accounts, just create a Unisat wallet, click the + sign in the upper right corner, and directly create a sub-wallet. You can create unlimited sub-wallets without copying so many mnemonics. It is also convenient to operate multiple accounts.
At present, the Bitcoin ecosystem is still in its early stages, and witches are basically ignored. The BTC in the wallet is distributed to multiple wallets through a main wallet using Wizz. If it is strictly done according to some Ethereum airdrop projects, the funds of each wallet are withdrawn from the exchange, and the cost is too high. Of course, in the long run, this is the best, it depends on the individual.