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Why was my account liquidated?

Short answer

A liquidation message means Thor closed a follower on purpose, because it reached a Stop Loss or Profit Goal you set on its copy link. It is not an error.

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Thor watches each follower’s profit and loss for the day. The moment it falls to your Stop Loss, or rises to your Profit Goal, Thor closes all of that follower’s positions.

  • No limit set? An empty field shows as - and never closes the account. If an account was liquidated, a real limit was set on that copy link.
  • Not on a bad price: Thor pauses these checks while its market data reconnects, so a dropped feed cannot trigger a liquidation.
  • Right after: Thor switches off every copy link of that account, so nothing more is copied to it or from it. Switch them back on in the Accounts List when you are ready. With Auto-Lockout on, the account is locked for the period you chose and its copy links come back on by themselves when the lock ends.

To change or remove the limits, edit the copy link in the Accounts List and save.

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