[Farming Strategy] How to farm grass 24/7 with a VPS

In a guide I posted previously, I explained how to farm Grass with multiple accounts using proxies and anti-detect browser. It seems that the recent maintenance updates on Grass have fixed this and no longer allow multi-farming with that strategy…

In this new guide, I’m going to explain how to farm 24/7 by using one of your VPS that you use for nodes. It’s theoretically possible to farm with multiple networks on the same account to multiply your earnings, but I personally have issues with one of my IP addresses and I won’t be able to fix it until the next week. It seems the current season is ending soon, so I’m posting my guide today.

For this new farming strategy, you will need to purchase one or more Static Residential Proxies as you wish to farm networks with. Each proxy will cost you $5.99 per month (in crypto). I recommend buying one to start with and making sure the strategy works, and if it does, you can try to buy another one. There will just be one line of code to modify later on to add more proxies.

You can purchase your proxy by clicking here.

You now need to select :

• IPv4
• The country of your choice (I chose Germany because the connections are often very stable.)
• ZyNOX
• SOCKS5
• Username & Password.

Once you have paid, here’s what your information should look like:

Once your proxy has been ordered, you need to create or log in to your Grass account. If you’re creating your account for the first time or you’re setting up a dedicated account for this strateg, you will be required to enter a referral Code. Feel free to use mine to support my work : KKVovCovHZycTNZ, or find a code on Twitter. I advise against self-referring to avoid being marked as a Sybil.

Once you’re registered, you can log in and download the Grass wallet. Then, you just need to click on the “dashboard” button of the wallet to connect it directly to your Grass interface and start farming points!

When you are connected on Grass, you can open the dev tool console by typing F12 on Windows or Cmd+Opt+J on Mac. Go to Application > Local storage, click on the Grass link and copy your userid

Once that’s done, you can rent a VPS as we usually do on Contabo for node mastering. Contabo is a cost-effective German VPS provider built in 2003, known for its robust performance and reliability, catering to a wide range of computing needs and budgets. You can choose the CLOUD VPS 1 by clicking here.

Once payment is complete, you’ll receive an e-mail with your IP address entitled “Your login data!”. To connect to your VPS and securely run your node, you can use the Putty software, which enables a secure connection. Personally, I use Termius, which is compatible with both Mac and PC and has a more user-friendly graphical interface.

Ensure you copy each command line using (Ctrl+C), and then paste it into your terminal by right-clicking your mouse. Execute them sequentially, pressing Enter or Y after each, if required.

Start by installing git, screen and python3.

sudo apt update
sudo apt install git screen python3 python3-pip 

Then clone the getgrass_bot repo.

git clone https://github.com/ymmmmmmmm/getgrass_bot.git

Move to the getgrass_bot directory.

cd getgrass_bot

Then install the websockets_proxy and the loguru packages.

pip3 install websockets_proxy
pip3 install loguru

Finally open the main.py file to edit it.

nano main.py

Scroll all the way down the document until you find the function async def main():. Replace the user_id with the value previously copied from the developer console previously. Regarding proxy, you need to enter it in the format socks5://username:password@ipadress:port.

If you have multiple proxies, please make sure to separate them with a comma, leaving a comma after the last one as well.

You can then save the file by pressing CTRL+X, then Y, and finally Enter.

To keep your account farming 24/7, even when the computer is turned off, you will start a screen session by typing :

screen -S grass

Then, in this new screen session, you can execute the main.py file.

python3 main.py

Simply press CTRL+A+D to detach from the screen session; your network will keep running.

You can then go back to your Grass account, log back into your wallet, and you should see your local network and the added proxy or proxies.

Have a good farming !

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