# Liquidator Details

If you want to be an efficient liquidator, this detail page is a no-brainer.&#x20;

Summary displays the rundown of the current liquidator in the selected period.

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**Liquidator Behaviors** examines the relationship between the liquidation amount and the counts of liquidations. The figure will also show the liquidator's performance if he or she appears on more than 1 protocol on a certain day.&#x20;

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The logic of **Profit Distribution** here is the same as the [MEV Transaction Profit Distribution](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/mev-transaction-profit-distribution.md) on the homepage, except it focuses on the current liquidator.

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**Liquidator Performance** indicates the profit, cost, and liquidation amount by date.&#x20;

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A spot chart is used to enumerate the **Gas Price Paid by Liquidator.**  We can tell from the chart below that the gas price at the indicated time is $2.58. for the liquidation.&#x20;

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**Latest Liquidation** lists all the liquidations done by the current liquidator in chronicle order. Other than revenue, liquidation amount, and [liquidation LTV](https://eigenphi-1.gitbook.io/classroom/glossary/liquidation/ltv), the other 3 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).&#x20;
* The **Liquidation Asset** column's token symbols show you the [detailed token profile](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/universal-search/token-profile.md).
* The **Protocol** column's data takes you to the [Liquidation Protocol Overview](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/liquidation/liquidation-protocol-overview.md) page.&#x20;

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**Liquidation Leaderboard** reveals the current liquidator's top transactions ranking by profit, top liquidations ranking by amount, top liquidated assets ranking by amount, and top liquidated borrowers ranking by amount.&#x20;

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**Tx Profit** leaderboard tab shows the top 10 liquidation transactions ranked by profit.&#x20;

Click on the row, and you can examine the details of the [liquidation transaction.](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/liquidation/liquidation-transaction.md)&#x20;

You can also click the Asset, and Protocol to view their details.&#x20;

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The **Liquidations** tab displays the top 10 liquidation transactions using Liquidation Amount as the ranking condition. You can also examine the transaction detail, assets, and protocols of these transactions.

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The **Liquidated Assets** tab lists tokens ranked by liquidation amount. Click the asset symbol and name, you can examine [its profile](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/universal-search/token-profile.md).

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The  **Liquidated Borrowers** tab displays the borrowers' data ranked by liquidation amount. You can also find their liquidation transaction number and liquidated assets number.&#x20;

Click the Borrower's address to view [its detail](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/liquidation/liquidated-borrowers.md).

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