You're referring to a long liquidation involving the asset $ACT Here's the breakdown:

Long Liquidation: In a long position, the trader buys the asset in this case, hoping that its price will rise. When the price decreases significantly, the position can be liquidated to prevent further losses, usually due to margin calls or stop-loss mechanisms.

$10.257K: This is the total value of the long position that was liquidated, approximately $10,257.

$0.30038: This is the price at which the long position was liquidated. The asset $ACT reached $0.30038 per unit, which likely triggered the liquidation, either because the price fell too low or due to a margin call.

In summary, the trader was forced to close their long position in $ACT at $0.30038, likely due to a drop in price and the need to meet margin requirements. Let me know if you'd like more details or further clarification

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