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# What price drop would it require for my fxMINT or xPOSITION to be rebalanced/liquidated?

f(x) Protocol prevents leverage traders from being liquidated by rebalancing the positions before liquidation would be required.\
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The LTV at which the protocol rebalances or liquidates the xPOSITION is set by governance (see [Risk parameters](/fx-docs/risk-management/risk-parameters.md)).\
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The price distance to reach the rebalancing LTV depends on the leverage level the user chooses.\
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You can find some examples of price drops required to reach the rebalancing line or liquidation line according to the leverage of an xPOSITION below.<br>

{% hint style="info" %}
The UI provides the exact price of rebalancing and liquidation line for your xPOSITION when opening it and can be consulted in your dashboard once the position is open. The table below is an example.
{% endhint %}

| Leverage | Price drop to rebalance (LTV=88%) | Price drop to liquidation (LTV=95%) |
| -------- | --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| 2        | -43.18%                           | -47.37%                             |
| 3        | -24.24%                           | -29.82%                             |
| 4        | -14.77%                           | -21.05%                             |
| 5        | -9.09%                            | -15.79%                             |
| 6        | -5.30%                            | -12.28%                             |
| 7        | -2.60%                            | -9.77%                              |

Learn more about the rebalancing and liquidation process below.

{% content-ref url="/pages/pt4bciofk8iLypojK2zK" %}
[Rebalancing the Position (Liquidation Brake)](/fx-docs/f-x-protocol-mechanisms/rebalancing-the-position-liquidation-brake.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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