# Sandwich
[The Sandwich MEV module](https://www.eigenphi.io/ethereum/sandwich) on provides a systematic analysis of Sandwich MEV during the selected time frame.
A researcher will find data of **Summary, Top Ten Exploited Contracts,** and leaderboards on this page useful. As a searcher, you would want to examine the **Latest Attack** first. The retail investor needs to dig information from these sections to avoid being a victim.
Let's examine each part of the page.
**Summary** displays some key metrics of the sandwich MEV market, including MEV count, total profit, total cost, number of attackers, and number of victims.
**Top Ten Exploited Contracts** demonstrates the top 10 protocols, routers, and proxies attacked by Sandwich MEV in percentage, ranked by numbers of Sandwich arbitrage.
**Latest Attack** is a real-time sandwich MEV trading view with profit, cost, and revenue. Click the hash address to examine the [token flow of the sandwich attack](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/universal-search/transaction-profile/liquidation-transaction.md). You can retrospect the old Sandwich MEVs by using the date and the time period selector.
The Leaderboard section has three tabs: **Tx Profit**, **Attacker**, and **Victim**.
The **Tx Profit leaderboard** in the figure above lists the top 10 Sandwich MEVs ranked by profit in the chosen time duration. You can also sort them using profit, cost, and revenue. Click the row to examine the details of the sandwich.
Next is the **Attacker** leaderboard tab.
The **Attacker** tab shows the top 10 Sandwich MEV attacker ranked by the total profits through sandwich attacks during the chosen time frame. You can also sort attackers by cost, revenue, and the frequency of attacks. Click the address to examine the [attacker's details](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/sandwich/attacker-detail.md), including the attack behavior chart, top victims list, and real-time attacks.
The **Victim** tab lists the top 10 Sandwich MEV victims ranked by loss. Click to find out[ the detail of it](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/sandwich/victim-detail.md), including top attackers and the attacking history chart.
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