🚀$DF It looks like you're referencing a 💯short liquidation for the DF asset, with a position of $3,543.3K (around $3.5 million) at a price of $0.08364 per unit. Just like in the previous example, this suggests that a trader or entity who had shorted DF has closed their position, likely due to an increase in the price of the asset, forcing them to buy back the shares or contracts at a higher price than they initially sold them for.✅
📉When there’s a short liquidation, it typically indicates upward price pressure, as the short sellers rush to cover their positions, which can lead to further price increases.👍
Would you like more details on short liquidation mechanics or on the DF asset itself?🚨