Forced liquidation is also called forced liquidation, and it is also called being cut or cut. The exchange or member units will force you to close your position according to the corresponding regulations.

Usually, the following circumstances may force liquidation:

1, the remaining available funds are less than zero, and have not been replenished within the prescribed time limit; (See the regulations of the corresponding exchange for details. If the risk rate is less than 50%, the risk rate is the net account value divided by the occupation margin * 100%).

2. The position exceeds the position limit standard and fails to close the position within the prescribed time limit;

3. Forced liquidation due to violation of regulations;

Others should be forced to close their positions.