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Why are there two liquidation prices?

Due to the specifics of lending protocols, all the positions are basically backed up by the amount of cryptocurrency lended into the lending protocol used during the trade execution. Essentially, it would mean that liquidation may occur not only in case the margin requirements are not maintained, but also if the price of the collateral currency used to open a position rises.

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