Bitcoin’s huge rally has nuked $6B in shorts this year — S3 Partners
Short sellers have lost more than $6 billion trying to bet against crypto stocks in 2023.
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Short sellers have lost more than $6 billion trying to bet against crypto stocks in 2023.
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