#数字资产市场动态 At 4 a.m., the liquidation notifications on the screen kept flashing.

The previous afternoon, SOL rose to $147.8. I looked at the technical signals and heard an unconfirmed piece of market news, and suggested in the trading group: go long with 10x leverage, targeting $155, with a stop loss at $145. Thirty-seven people followed, some even stacking leverage up to 20x.

By 8 p.m., SOL reached $149.2, and the group was filled with cheers. I started to get inflated, advising everyone to widen their stop loss to $147, and I also added to my position.

At 11 p.m., a large holder suddenly dumped. SOL plummeted to $146 within 10 minutes. I still held onto a sliver of hope, thinking it was a shakeout, and told everyone to hold. But the dive showed no signs of stopping, and soon it broke through the critical $145 level. First, my account was liquidated, then screenshots of the 37 followers’ margin calls flooded the entire community.

Private messages were full of blame and despair—some said 200,000 yuan disappeared, others mentioned facing overdue online loans. That’s when I realized what I had done—those decisions driven by luck and vanity, pushing the trusting people into an abyss.