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Why is my liquidation price changing?
Updated over a week ago
If you are trading in Cross Margin:
The entire margin balance is shared across all open positions. If you hold more than one position, the liquidation price constantly changes in accordance with the performance of your positions.
The liquidation price may also change due to funding rate Taking into account the formula of liquidation, the Margin Balance may also be impacted if there is a change in the Wallet Balance. The funding rate is usually a small percentage of the position size but can be larger in times of volatility. It is either added to or subtracted from the wallet balance, changing the liquidation price.
Furthermore, the liquidation price may move if you alter your position by either adding or removing margin, increasing or decreasing your position size. Furthermore, the liquidation price may move if any changes occur to maintenance margin rate.
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