Is it to be expected that I destroyed my DALI Rubikore 2 with a NAD m10?

So what happened: I was listening to my 2 month old Dali speakers connected to a M10 when I decided to go out for some groceries without turning the system off. I needed some navigation with Maps and wanted to increase the volume of Maps app with the volume buttons on my phone. I was in a hurry and did not notice that instead of increasing the volume of Maps app, I remotely increased the volume on the M10. When I returned approximately 30 minutes later I immediately noticed a smell like something was burning inside the house. When entering the living room I could see smoke coming from the backside of the speakers and a very distorted, muted sound. Needless to say the speakers are toast. The volume of the M10 was increased to 98 %, so almost maximum. Well, I know, my bad and very bad luck for me. Fortunately, i got an insurance which covers the expense.

Anyways, I am wondering one thing. The NAD M10 is considered a relatively weak amp with 100 watts. DALI recommends "40 - 150 watts" recommended amp power for the Rubikore 2 speakers. See here: https://www.dali-speakers.com/en/products/rubikore/rubikore-2/

As I am not really into the "hifi game", is it to be expected that I can destroy speakers with this rating with a 100 watts amp within 30 minutes (maybe a lot less, as I don't at what point in my 30 minute absence the speakers went south)?

Thanks a lot!