I've been using the Mexc exchange for a long time, but this is not the first time my position has been liquidated well before reaching the liquidation level. According to the charts, the price never even hit my liquidation point. When I contacted customer support, they keep telling me it’s due to “fair pricing.” If so, why do I see a different liquidation price on my screen? Just last night, I opened a NEIRO/ETHUSDT position with 21x leverage. My liquidation level was set at 0.1176, but they liquidated me at 0.1252, wiping out my entire balance. This has happened multiple times, and we get no real answers—just the same "fair price" excuse. If that's the case, show the liquidation level based on the fair price so we can protect ourselves. Who will cover my losses now?
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 “...
I opened a position on MEXC at 3.29, and my liquidation price was clearly set at 4.37. But somehow, my position was liquidated when the price only hit 4.12. This makes absolutely no sense. Why was I liquidated before my liquidation level was reached? This feels like manipulation. It looks like MEXC...
I was trading on MEXC Futures, and my liquidation price was set at 0.288. However, despite the market price being only 0.23-0.24, my position was forcefully liquidated. This means my trade was closed without the price ever reaching my liquidation level. MEXC claims it was due to their “fair price” ...
On October 10, 2025, I experienced a major issue while trading Obol Coin futures on the MEXC exchange. A wick reached the 0.08619 level, even though my liquidation price was 0.08467 — yet the “fair price” somehow touched that level and liquidated my position. Immediately afterward, the price spiked ...
On MEXC Exchange, when entering a cross trade with 20% of my balance, I got liquidated within just one minute. You claim it was due to the “fair price,” even though the price movement was far from the actual market rate. Fine, let’s assume that, but when I point out that no such price spike occurred...
