MEXC Liquidated My Futures Position Without Price Drop—I Lost Trust in Fair Pricing

I’ve been trading futures on MEXC for over a year now, and until recently, I had no major issues. However, last night I opened a new position, and just three minutes later, it was liquidated—even though the market price hadn’t changed. When I asked for an explanation, I was told that the so-called “fair price mechanism,” implemented to prevent sudden price spikes, had triggered my liquidation. That makes no sense. On this same platform, the fair price has always followed the actual price closely—often protecting me from liquidation. But last night, the fair price suddenly dropped to a low and then bounced back up, even though the actual market price stayed stable. How can this be justified? MEXC is clearly manipulating the fair price in the background to liquidate traders. I demand accountability and compensation for the unfair loss. This kind of system destroys user trust.