TREE NEWS reports: A whale has closed about 366.52 million LIT shorts at a realized loss of $622,600, while remaining short position of 1.1386 million LIT (worth about $6.0431 million) is only 2.59% from its liquidation price. The whale initiated a 5-hour TWAP to buy back 969,900 LIT, completing 72.55% so far. LIT trades at $5.30, with liquidation at $5.4450.
Whale reduces LIT short, still holds $6M position near liquidation
This whale's partial retreat is a notable risk-off signal after absorbing a six-figure loss, yet the remaining short position is still dangerously close to being liquidated if price ticks up just 2.7%. The TWAP buyback suggests a deliberate effort to manage exposure rather than a full capitulation, but the unfinished 27% leaves the market guessing whether the whale will complete the unwind or let the position ride. For LIT traders, the key tension is whether this whale's de-risking precedes broader selling or is merely a defensive move that could flip to buying pressure if liquidation forces a cover. Watch whether the remaining position gets closed or defended, as that will clarify the whale's conviction and near-term supply dynamics.
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