SpaceX (SPCX.US) shares fell below their offering price, triggering a massive wave of short bets. Data shows that short sellers’ paper profits have nearly reached $3.88 billion, with about 181 million SpaceX shares being sold short, accounting for approximately 28% of the outstanding shares. Since closing at its peak on June 16, SpaceX’s market capitalization has shrunk by about $860 billion, a drop of one third. As the company is about to release its first quarterly report and more restricted
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