How Does Adding Margin to a Cross-Margin Position Affect Its Liquidation Price?

Adding margin to a cross-margin position moves the liquidation price further away from the current mark price. By increasing the total collateral available to back the position, a larger adverse price movement is required before the margin balance drops below the maintenance margin requirement, thus reducing the risk of forced liquidation.

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