# How to Snipe Tokens

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If you paste a token that does not have a liquidity pool yet, the bot will provide you with a message containing limited information about the token. Despite the absence of a liquidity pool, you can still proceed by using the same buy keyboard to add a liquidity snipe for your token.

This feature allows you to set up liquidity sniping for tokens that are not yet fully available on the market, giving you the opportunity to act quickly once liquidity becomes available.

Again, you can select multiple wallets to perform the liquidity snipe, when selecting more than 1 wallet, when liquidity is added, all wallets will perform a purchase order. When confirmed on the blockchain you will receive a successful prompt message.&#x20;

To view (and, for example, cancel) your pending snipes, you can use */pendingsnipes* command or press "Pending Snipes" button in the main menu.

After a successful snipe you will be able to view your holdings with the */positions* command or click the “My Positions” button on the Main Menu

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