Several institutions continue to hold large short positions in MicroStrategy, totaling about $7 billion. The number of short positions has nearly tripled in the past six months.
As of June 6, MicroStrategy had 18 short positions on investment research firm Fintel's "Big Short" list.
MicroStrategy's largest short position is $2.4 billion, ranking 27th in terms of net short position, just over $1 billion less than Amazon's highest net short position of $3.59 billion. The largest net short position in the United States is the SPDR S&P 500Trust ETF, which is $114.06 billion. If MicroStrategy's stock price falls and is forced to sell BTC, the market reaction will still be large. However, hedge funds shorting Bitcoin reflects the bearish sentiment of institutional investors, the optimistic sentiment of a large number of retail investors, and the bullish sentiment of analysts on Bitcoin. If Bitcoin rises strongly, shorts will suffer losses. Will the situation like GameStop occur? As small investors, we pay close attention to market changes. #BTC#非农就业人数高于预期 #第55期新币挖矿IO #美联储何时降息？ #币安用户数突破2亿
