# Liquidation Protocol Overview

In a general sense, the Liquidation Protocol Overview's structure is pretty much the same as the [Liquidation Overview](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/liquidation/liquidation-overview.md) page.

**Summary** provides the big picture of this protocol. All the data can be filtered by 24H/7D/30D.

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The **Trend** chart gives you the daily trend of this protocol in the selected period. 

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The **Profit Distribution** figure shows this protocol's performance. The figure below shows that there are 5 liquidations with profits between $100 and $1000 that happened during the selected period, and the average profit is $265.08.

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**Latest Liquidation** lists all the liquidations of the protocol in chronicle order.    Other than revenue, liquidation amount, and [liquidation LTV](https://eigenphi-1.gitbook.io/classroom/glossary/liquidation/ltv), the other 4 columns in the list can be examined in detail.

* **Tx** hash takes you to the [liquidation transaction detail](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/liquidation/liquidation-transaction.md). 
* The **Liquidator** address will lead you to the [liquidator detail](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/liquidation/liquidator-details.md).
* The **Liquidation Asset** column's token symbols show you the [detailed token profile](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/universal-search/token-profile.md).

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**Liquidation Leaderboard** displays the top 10 liquidations by profit, top 10 liquidations by amount, top 10 liquidators by amount, top 10 liquidated assets by amount, and top 10 liquidated borrowers by amount. 

More explanations can be found [here](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/liquidation/liquidation-overview/tx-profit-of-liquidation-leaderboard.md). 

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