Here the trade has been managed with a calculation-based strategy because setting SL on high leverage is very close to 100% minus; instead, it works on a fighting strategy.
When they are selling, the liquidation has not been managed only up to 113 with the capital available in futures, but there is also a backup to go with it in the wallet.
The trade has been kept only until liquidation at 113, the remaining capital for setting it is in the wallet, with which the market can be brought in their favor by any means.
Now here is the mistake of the trader taking the trade.
The trader must have taken low leverage, so their trade is currently just at 10.20% profit. They might have exited, but the trader is still waiting to go 100% profit.
If the trader had taken more leverage, they might have gotten liquidated because the price would have come down after liquidating at 200.
While their own trade's liquidation is at 113, this is not because they will incur a loss here, but because if the price suddenly jumps to 112, they will take their entry at 112; if it goes to 120, they will take 120.
Somewhere it will give an opportunity for 200% profit.
Here is a big question when they have a million dollars.
Still, they opened a trade with a margin of 600 dollars, why?????
Because it works on a calculation basis, even if confirmed, it does not engage in nonsensical binding selling.
While the one with only 600 dollars, when they put a margin of 500, they will get stuck because they do not understand the calculation of how to take capital to trade margin and then bring their entry to the current price.