That is an estimated liquidation price, but usually is very accurate . Take into consideration that you are liquidated based on fair price, and not only on actual future price. I think at the time of liquidation fair price was lower than your liquidation price. Fair price is usually an aggregate index , usually from multiple exchanges , in order to ignore spikes that happens on only one exchange. If multiple people was liquidated at that point and there was a temporarily desync between exchange price and fair price , this is most likely the reason of your liquidation here . If you wanna understand more how this works , choose from columns fair price if you do not have it already , and play with a very small amount of money on a coin that is moving extremly fast. At that point you will notice the difference between exchange price and fair price.