Price intervention causes accounts to be liquidated

I started trading on ACM on April 4, 2024. My MT5 ID is 8000198, and my capital is 1000 USD. I am mainly trading gold and oil. On May 31, 2024, I placed two sell orders for WTI oil with volumes of 0.2 and 0.3 at prices of 78.11 and 78.15, with SL set at 78.40. Right now, the trend is down. About 10 minutes after placing the order, I checked and saw that my account was liquidated because the price of 2 oil orders jumped to 79.78 (as shown below), completely ignoring the SL I had placed. It is worth mentioning that the actual price on the market right now is much below the SL level (only about 78.24). Normally, oil prices fluctuate very little and do not have a price gap like gold, so it is unreasonable for the price of these two orders to go against the actual price and gap over the SL level. After discovering the incident, I immediately contacted the exchange support to complain but did not receive an answer, even though at a glance I knew that these two orders were errors. I also sent an email to the customer support inbox on the homepage, but there was no response either. It proves that ACM intentionally intervened in prices to go against the market, causing customers' accounts to be liquidated, and had no intention of supporting customers. We recommend boycotting this broker.