Price at the read block
USDThe oracle price of the selected asset at the read block, from AaveOracle and Chainlink.
At what ETH price would large amounts of DeFi lending collateral be liquidated?
How much ETH and BTC collateral on Aave, Spark, Compound and Morpho would become liquidatable at each price below the current one.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Collateral that becomes liquidatable at each price below the current one.
The oracle price of the selected asset at the read block, from AaveOracle and Chainlink.
Collateral that would become liquidatable if the selected asset fell by a tenth from its read-block price, other prices unchanged.
Collateral that would become liquidatable if the selected asset fell by a fifth from the same price.
Borrowing positions that would become liquidatable within a fall of a tenth.
Collateral that becomes liquidatable at each price step below the current price, stacked by protocol.
Collateral liquidatable as the price falls, adding every step between the current price and each level.
Health factors and the largest positions behind the map.
Open borrowing positions with the selected asset as collateral at the read block.
Debt owed by those positions, valued at the read block.
Debt grouped into health factor bands, from just above one to well collateralized.
The largest positions by collateral: protocol, chain, collateral, debt, health factor and liquidation price.
Every borrowing position on a lending market has a price at which it can be liquidated, and because positions are public contract state, that price can be computed for every borrower at once. This dashboard computes it for positions backed by ETH or BTC on Aave, Spark, Compound and Morpho. It shows how much collateral would become liquidatable at each price step below the current one.
Read it as a map of where forced selling sits, not as a forecast. Borrowers can add collateral or repay at any time, so the map describes the moment of its read block. Positions whose collateral and debt move together, such as staked ETH borrowed against ETH, are kept apart, because a fall in ETH barely changes how close they are to liquidation.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
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The price at which a borrowing position can be liquidated because its collateral no longer covers its debt with the margin the protocol requires. Adding up positions by that price shows where liquidations would cluster.
For a position with one collateral and one debt, it is the debt divided by the product of the collateral amount and the collateral's liquidation threshold. With several assets, it is the price of one asset at which the health factor falls to one, others held constant.
Aave's measure of a position's safety: collateral, weighted by each asset's liquidation threshold, divided by debt. Above one the position cannot be liquidated; at or below one it can.
No. They show where collateral would become liquidatable if prices reached those levels. Borrowers can add collateral or repay at any time, so the map changes as positions change.
Positions that borrow ETH against staked ETH, or similar pairs, gain or lose on both sides together when ETH moves, so a price fall barely changes their safety. They are shown on their own instead of in the main map.
Every on-chain liquidation on lending markets and perp DEXs: collateral seized, debt repaid, the liquidator and the price at the block.
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