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Your collateral's value falls with Bitcoin's price while the loan stays fixed, so your loan-to-value (LTV) rises as the price drops. Liquidation triggers when LTV hits your lender's threshold — so the liquidation price is simply loan ÷ (BTC collateral × liquidation LTV). The warning price sits above it by the cushion you choose, to give you time to add collateral or pay down the loan before a forced sale. For the full picture of what a liquidation actually involves — fees, partial vs full, and the tax hit — read what happens when a Bitcoin loan gets liquidated.
The single best protection is a low starting LTV. Compare each lender's liquidation threshold and custody model in the comparison table, and see why holders borrow instead of selling in borrowing against Bitcoin without selling.