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Let me give a tip to my friends who are liq and doing leveraged transactions today. If you have a position that you think you can liquidate, that is, a position that you cannot turn anymore, keep it close to the liquidation level and close it without liquidation. So don't be liq, when you become liq you pay high funding fees. If you close it without Liq, that money stays in your pocket. Sometimes it is even 40%, which is not to be underestimated. These liquidation calculations are very complicated and not what you think, you will understand better with the example below.

Example: You opened a 20 leverage long trade with 1000$ . If BTC increases by 3%, you will make a 60% profit. However, if it drops by 3%, you do not lose 60%, in fact, the system immediately closes you at this 60%. However, logically it shouldn't, it should wait until 100%, but it doesn't. For this reason, if you close the transaction close to liquidation while you are at a 60% loss, only $600 will be lost instead of the entire 1000$ and 400$ will remain in your pocket. The system is collapsing our money under this $400 insurance cart curt funding title. I gave a simple example so that you can understand these, the rates may vary. Sometimes this is 20%, sometimes it is 30%. As I said, the formulas for liquidation calculation are very complicated.

That's why the liquidation calculation is not the same as on the long side, many friends think that when there is liq, it is still proportional to long. Liquidation calculation is very complicated. You see, you will be liq, you close the position without liq, a significant part of your money will remain in your pocket, otherwise 40% of your money should remain in your pocket, but they will collapse on your money.

I hope this tip was clear and understandable.