Glancing at the cold list: 60000 sol empty orders, excluding profitable ones, with a margin of approximately 300000 US dollars. So the liquidation price is 128.96. At 128.96, the book loss is approximately $150000. If the stop loss is set above 128.5, it can prevent more than half of the funds from being confiscated? Do we need such a high margin rate now? Isn't it profitable for the exchange to charge warehouse fees. The one on the chain doesn't need to be so high... it's a bit outrageous. At least 50% or more... (Although the position is particularly large, I still find it outrageous)