It looks like you're referring to a liquidation event for a short position involving Lido $LDO tokens.

To break it down:

Short Liquidation: This means that a short position has been liquidated, typically due to the price of $LDO rising to a point where the trader can no longer maintain the margin for their short position.

$1.1333K: This indicates the value of the position involved in the liquidation, which is $1,133.30.

$1.61213: This appears to be the price at which the liquidation occurred, or the price at which the trader was forced to cover their short position.

In a short position, the trader borrows the asset $LDO , in this case and sells it, hoping to buy it back at a lower price. If the price of rises instead of falling, the trader loses money. If the price rises too much, the position gets liquidated to prevent further losses.

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