How Does the Liquidation Mechanism Differ between a Leveraged Token and a Leveraged Perpetual Future?

Leveraged tokens (e.g. 3x Long) manage leverage internally by rebalancing their portfolio.

They liquidate themselves by automatically selling assets to maintain the target leverage, often daily, preventing the user's account from going negative. Perpetual futures liquidate the user's position and collateral when the margin falls below the maintenance level, leading to a margin call.

Can a Broker Liquidate a Position before a Margin Call Is Issued?
How Does a ‘Margin Call’ Differ from an Automatic Liquidation in Leveraged Trading?
What Happens to a Futures Position If the Trader Fails to Meet a Margin Call?
How Quickly Must a Trader Respond to a Margin Call in Crypto Futures?
How Does a CCP Handle a Non-Cash Collateral during a Margin Call?
Under What Circumstances Might a Broker Force the Liquidation of a Long Option Position?
How Does a Portfolio Rebalancing Strategy Compare to Providing Liquidity in a High-Volatility Environment?
What Market Movement Percentage Is Required to Liquidate a 50x Leveraged Position?