Futures liquidation will only be closed if your margin is insufficient and you don't make up it within the specified time, rather than losing all your money. Therefore, there is a difference between the two.

It is understood that most domestic futures companies now have strict risk control, and generally do not allow customers to keep their positions below the minimum standards of the exchange. Simply put, your margin is not enough to hold a position. When the available funds in your futures account are 0 and the position margin is less than the exchange standard, it will be strong.