# How to use Liquidity Pairs

{% hint style="danger" %}
Liquidity Pair (LP) is super important in Sniping.

For instance, the team can add liquidity in BUSD, and an early buyer can create a fake liquidity pool with 0.0001 BNB and make you snipe on this pair.

\--> If you do this, **you will lose all your money.**

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So please follow the advices above to be safe :pray:
{% endhint %}

Chainsniper provides many parameters, to make sure you're sniping the correct pair.

There are several options : 

<table><thead><tr><th width="193.43603769018438"></th><th>Possibilities</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Chainsniper PumpBot</strong></td><td>Chainsniper bot is more clever : it automatically detects which token is used for liquidity, and takes care of everything<br><br>Just enter the amount of BNB/AVAX... that you want to use for BUY and Sniper will take care of all the rest</td></tr></tbody></table>

## **Chainsniper =ptions**

<mark style="color:green;">**With Chainniper, it's easy**</mark>: it automatically detects which token is used for liquidity, and takes care of everything.\
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Chainsniper PumpBot will always use your BNB / AVAX / ETH / etc. to buy : just enter the amount of token that you want to use for BUY and Sniper will take care of all the rest.

**Example** If you want to buy 0.5 BNB of a token :&#x20;

BUYAMOUNTINBASE = 0.5

and... that's it !

<table><thead><tr><th width="242.21971252566738">Scenario</th><th width="248.99826391343322">Summary</th><th>Route used</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>If liquidity is in BNB</td><td>Bot will use <strong>BNB</strong> liquidity pool</td><td>BNB > Token</td></tr><tr><td>If liquidity is in BUSD</td><td>Bot will use your <strong>BNB</strong> to buy in <strong>BUSD</strong> liquidity pool</td><td>BNB > BUSD > Token</td></tr></tbody></table>

### How to avoid being scammed ?

**--> MINIMUM\_LIQUIDITY\_IN\_DOLLARS** parameter<br>


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