In this case, you're referring to a short liquidation involving $SOL the native cryptocurrency of the Solana blockchain. Here's a breakdown of the information

$12.67K refers to the total value involved in the liquidation, which is $12,670.

$183.6168 represents the liquidation price, meaning the price at which the short position was forcibly closed out.

What happened

When someone shorts an asset, they borrow it and sell it at the current market price, hoping the price will fall. If the price rises instead, the short seller incurs a loss. If the price rises too much and the trader does not have enough margin to maintain their position, it will be automatically liquidated to cover the potential loss.

In this case

The trader had a short position on $SOL betting that its price would decrease.

However, when $SOL rose to $183.6168, the short position was liquidated, likely resulting in a loss for the trader, since they had to buy back the asset at a higher price than they originally sold it for.

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