# Liquidity Sniper

### Sniping Launches

1. Silk's liquidity sniper is mainly targeted at sniping coins when they launch on Uniswap. 
2. These are high risk high reward plays and should only be done by experienced shitcoiners. 
3. To begin, make sure you have your wallets all set up.
4. Go to "Tasks" and create a new task. 
5. Select the Uniswap Logo on the right side next to ETH. 
6. Name your task, select your liquidity pool. Create task group. 

### Creating Tasks 

1. Select the Uniswap Task Group you've created. 
2. Click the "+" next to tasks in the top left to corner. 
3. Choose your sniping wallet. 
4. Choose which Node (Faster the better)
5. Choose your swap method. Function 11 (Eth for token supporting fee) is the third one down. 
6. Enter your GWEI/Priority
7. Amount in is how much ETH you would like to spend. 
8. Amount out is recommended to be 0 on launch to allow for slippage and prevent fails. 
9. Path 1 is the WETH Address
10. Path 2 is the coin address you would like to snipe. 
11. Leave deadline input. 
12. As with normal contract tasks, you can automate gas or use backrun. 
13. For backrun, you want to backrun the adding of liquidity on uniswap. 

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