What Is the Exchange’s Priority during a Liquidation Event?

The exchange's priority during a liquidation event is to close the position as quickly as possible at the best available price to minimize the loss and prevent the account from reaching negative equity. This is done to protect the exchange's solvency and its insurance fund, ensuring the integrity of the entire futures market.

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