Recently, many people in the community have reported mass account bans. After careful consideration, it's highly likely to be related to IP quality.

Especially those who use scripts for bulk operations or automated responses from robots are the most affected. Frankly speaking, the risk control measures on major platforms are becoming more and more strict. Once an IP range gets flagged, it's very hard to turn things around.

I haven't encountered this issue myself. I've been using an IP service provider that is a well-established and reliable brand, and it has been running smoothly for a long time without any problems.

Choosing an IP provider is actually quite particular:
First, you should be able to select the country and quantity yourself. Pay-as-you-go is the most flexible, so you don't have to buy a bunch of unused IPs at once;
Second, the brand must stand the test of time. Those that frequently have issues are really not worth it. Stable operation is the key.

In summary, when involved in Web3, account security must be a priority. Don't save a few bucks only to end up getting your accounts banned.