1. The Mathematical Engineering of Liquidation (Liquidation Formula)Binance calculates the end price of your trade based on a fixed mathematical equation for Short sell orders (Short):\(\text{Liquidation Price}=\text{Entry Price}\times \left(1+\frac{\text{Maintenance Margin}}{\text{Leverage}}\right)\)Applying the formula to your $LSK position: when you chose a suicidal leverage of 20x, you mathematically reduced the distance that the price could move against you.\nThe calculated result: your portfolio would not withstand any meaningful upward move in the real price of the coin—only about 3.4%. Once the price moved from 0.41703\( to 0.431211\), the mathematical losses became equal to your entire capital, causing the account to be mechanically liquidated.🌌 2. The Physical Perspective of Price Movement (Market Physics)Momentum & Inertia (Momentum): the $LSK chart follows Newton’s laws of motion. When the price suddenly bounced upward from the 0.42300\( bottom toward 0.42552\), the price gained strong buying momentum (Upward Momentum). This inertia made the bears (sellers) unable to stop the sudden rise, pushing the price mechanically like a missile and breaking through your position.\nFluid Dynamics (Liquidity Flows): liquidity in markets moves just like fluids—it constantly flows from low-pressure areas to high-pressure areas (clusters of traders’ orders). Large whales and algorithms generate price-attraction forces that pull toward these clusters in order to absorb them,