The screen in the room switched instantly, showing a complex global capital network diagram. Dozens of market nodes glowed on the diagram, representing the key layout points of the Abyss Plan.

Team members quickly divided the work and took over different operation modules.

Each line in the graph represents the flow of capital, and each node is the key point for fund allocation.

The trader calmly explained the plan: "We won't be confronting Li Hao directly again. His strategy is too precise. But precisely because of this, we must shroud him in even greater obscurity. The core of the Abyss Plan is to make all market participants lose their direction and completely lose their rationality."

This team, with unfathomable strength and scale, has a three-step Abyss Plan strategy.

The first is to address the chaotic guidance of the stock market.

Create seemingly stable price fluctuations among multiple high-quality assets to attract the attention of retail investors and small and medium-sized institutions.

At the same time, they use hidden funds to conduct short-term buying and selling operations on these assets to create a false market illusion.

Then it also includes the cross-market scheduling of their overall funding pool.

Establish positions in the foreign exchange and futures markets simultaneously and use exchange rate fluctuations to create a chain reaction.

Funds appear to flow in a dispersed manner, but in fact they are uniformly allocated by the core funding pool, forming false price signals.

The last and most ingenious method is to use the leverage trap of derivatives.

The group has placed highly leveraged positions in the options and futures markets. These positions appear to have controllable risks, but in fact they have set up a series of trigger conditions.

Once the market fluctuates slightly, it will trigger large-scale forced liquidation, leading to panic in the entire market.

"This time, we're not chasing Li Hao. He's chasing us." The trader glanced at the crowd. "When market sentiment gets completely out of control, he'll find he won't even have a chance to fight back."

At the same time, the atmosphere in Daxia's capital market seems to be gradually warming up.

The prices of high-quality assets have rebounded and volatility has decreased, and many investors and institutions have begun to reposition themselves.

News headlines are filled with optimistic reports.

"The market is regaining its rationality, and investor confidence is recovering," a manager at a large fund company said in an interview. "This is a good time to seize high-quality assets."

Li Hao sat at the desk in his Berkeley dormitory, staring at the data on the screen.

On the surface, market volatility has indeed decreased a lot, and even shows a strange sense of stability.

But this excessive "stability" made him feel vaguely uneasy.

"Too calm, this isn't their style," Li Hao muttered to himself. His model couldn't pick up any unusual signals, and Lao Pi's abilities didn't offer a clear direction.

During the video conference, Xu Lei tentatively said, "Brother Hao, the market seems to be moving in a positive direction. The other party may have given up on disrupting the situation."

Li Hao was silent for a moment and shook his head: "It won't be that simple. This calm is just the precursor to a bigger storm."

In the gorgeous room, the trader stood in front of the screen, staring deeply at the market data.

It was nearly midnight, but he was incredibly focused.

"Tomorrow, we will simultaneously detonate several key points, creating a chain reaction across the market," the trader said coldly. "Every transaction in the market will become our weapon. Li Hao thought he was pursuing the truth, but he didn't know that what awaited him was only a deeper fog."

The team members nodded one after another, and the operator's fingers tapped the keyboard quickly, adjusting the parameters of each funding node.

"Starting tomorrow, the market will be completely overturned by us." The trader raised his lips with a sneer. "Li Hao, including all market participants, they will not know that they are being swallowed by the abyss."

In the early morning on the Berkeley campus, the sun shines on the grass.

Li Hao stood in front of the window, staring at the distant sky.

He knew that the capital group's withdrawal was an illusion and the real challenge was still to come.

But what he didn't know was that this fight would be more complicated and deadly than any previous one.

"They will definitely attack again from a place I don't know, but based on the current data, I can't see which direction they are going..." Li Hao clenched his fists, feeling uneasy.

At this moment, market participants are immersed in the illusion of "calmness" and are unknowingly approaching the abyss step by step.

The exchange hall is brightly lit in the early morning.

Traders started the new day's work with confidence.

The screen showed a very good situation. The prices of high-quality assets were steadily recovering and the market's optimism seemed to be spreading.

"It looks like the market has truly recovered," a fund manager said to his colleague, putting down his coffee cup. "After this wave of volatility, many high-quality assets have become even cheaper. Our bottom-fishing strategy is finally starting to work."

At this moment, an abnormally fluctuating curve suddenly flashed across a certain technology stock on the screen.

What started as a minor price pullback quickly turned into an avalanche-like decline.

One trader was stunned: "Wait, this is not a normal fluctuation! Funds are being withdrawn on a large scale!"

At the same time, the secret traders in the capital market stared at the numbers jumping on the screen with a hint of pride in their eyes.

The trader whispered, "The time has come to initiate the next phase."

The core funding pool of the Abyss Project was fully activated at this moment, mobilizing huge amounts of funds at lightning speed, triggering a chain reaction in several key markets at the same time.

As soon as the long funds entered the market, they were crushed by the overwhelming wave of selling.

The prices of high-quality assets fell at a dizzying speed, with some leading stocks even hitting their lower limit.

There was an uproar in the trading hall. Traders were clicking their mice frantically, only to find that sell orders were flooding the prices.

"We can't sell! Our positions are locked!" someone shouted in panic.

At the same time, the price curve in the futures market plummeted rapidly.

The capital group's high-leverage layout began to take effect, and the profits of short positions soared wildly, while those retail investors and small and medium-sized institutions that followed suit and opened positions were forced to close their positions due to insufficient margin.

"This is a trap! A complete trap!" an investment manager roared, but it was too late to save the situation.

Just as the stock and futures markets were in turmoil, the foreign exchange market also began to become turbulent.

The exchange rate of the local currency against the US dollar depreciated sharply in just a few minutes, and the capital group took advantage of cross-border capital flows to quickly complete arbitrage operations in the foreign exchange market.

The news quickly spread throughout the market: "Capital is fleeing! This time the scale is far beyond expectations!"

Panic in the capital market spread rapidly like a plague, and everyone realized that they were being ruthlessly harvested.

In the trading hall, the expressions of the traders turned from confusion to despair.

News of "limit down", "circuit breaker" and "trading suspension" kept flashing on the screen, and all of this spread across the world like a chain reaction.

"Hurry! Sell all high-risk assets!" An investment manager was sweating profusely in a hurry.

"It's too late! Market liquidity has dried up!" My colleague's voice trembled.

Various media outlets also began to report frantically, saying that there was a "capital market avalanche" and "high-quality assets were experiencing an unprecedented sell-off." For a time, rumors were flying all over the place, and rumors about the broken capital chains of certain companies and the imminent bankruptcy of certain economies quickly fermented.

"These people think the market is recovering? How naive, a bunch of idiots!" The trader sneered, watching the numbers on the screen constantly refresh. "The real purpose of the Abyss Project is to make them fall into its trap."

He pointed to the soaring earnings data on the screen and said to the team around him, "We have not only reaped the rewards of the stock and futures markets, but we have also driven arbitrage profits in the foreign exchange market to a record high. Now, let's see how they collapse."

A low laugh was heard in the trading room, while outside the capital market, the wails of retail and institutional investors resounded through the sky.

On the other side, in the dormitory at Berkeley, Li Hao looked at the red numbers jumping on the screen, his face becoming solemn.

"What's going on? The market fluctuations are completely beyond the model's predictions." He muttered, quickly calling up the data, trying to find the source of the anomaly.

Lao Pi's voice sounded in his mind, with a hint of warning:

[This is a carefully planned hunt. They are hiding too deeply, Li Hao. Our model cannot see their full appearance for the time being.]

The abyss of the capital market has already bared its fangs, and countless investors are in despair at this moment. Li Hao, however, stands at the forefront of the challenge, trying to see the truth of the abyss.

The night in Berkeley was calm, but Li Hao's heart was surging.

When he pushed open the door of Professor Hall's office, the data on the tablet screen in his hand was still jumping, showing the latest market data.

Professor Hall was sitting at his desk, staring at the international market news on the screen with a frown.

Seeing Li Hao come in, he raised his head and the shock on his face was beyond words.

"Lee, this capital storm is more serious than we imagined." Hall's voice was low, with a hint of unease in his tone. "If I'm not mistaken, this is a comprehensive attack on the market system."

Li Hao nodded and placed his analysis data on the table. "Professor, the Capital Group is not only creating panic through the stock and futures markets, but it's also triggering a chain reaction in the foreign exchange market. I'm worried that if this manipulation continues, it could trigger systemic risks and even cause the entire financial system to collapse."

As Hall reviewed the data, he took a deep breath. "This isn't just a market problem. These manipulations exploited the blind spots of market participants and shattered the already fragile chain of trust. Once panic spreads, all financial institutions will be affected. This is no longer just a speculative act; it's a challenge to the global financial order."

"Professor, we must find their core deployment point." Li Hao's eyes were sharp, and he pointed at a set of abnormal data. "Although their operations are covert, they still leave traces. If we can identify their key nodes through the flow of funds, we can prevent this storm from expanding further."

Hall pondered for a moment and nodded. "You're right, but this requires broader cooperation. It's difficult for you and the New Star Investment team alone to handle an attack of this scale. I'll contact some research institutions and pool more data resources to support you. At the same time, you must also be careful. This level of capital manipulation may involve larger interest groups."

Li Hao nodded, took a deep breath, and spoke with determination. "Professor, no matter who they are, I will not let this storm get out of control. This is not only for the capital market, but also for the trust and future of countless ordinary investors."

Hall patted his shoulder and said in a heavy tone, "Lee, this will be a tough battle. But if anyone can see through this mystery, I believe it's you."

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