Crypto short interest declined for the third straight month in June.
The majority of the crypto stocks saw a decrease in short interest in the month with only Coinbase Global ( NASDAQ: COIN ) and Core Scientific ( NASDAQ: CORZ ) seeing a slight uptick.
Short interest in Bitfarms ( NASDAQ: BITF ) saw the steepest fall of nearly three percentage points to 8.61%.
Strategy ( NASDAQ: MSTR ) and HIVE Digital Technologies ( NASDAQ: HIVE ) were among other companies that saw short interest decline.
It fell to 9.41% and 4.34% for the companies respectively.
Meanwhile, Coinbase Global ( COIN ) and Core Scientific ( CORZ ) short interest rose to 6.95% and 19.77% respectively.
Overall, about 383M shares were sold short in the crypto sector in June, a dip from 388M in the month of May.
According to short interest data as of June 30, the short dollar volume in the crypto stocks was $18.50B, compared to $14.7B the previous month.
Of these, Strategy, Coinbase and MARA Holdings continued to attract the most interest from short sellers, accounting for $15.84B or 85.62% of the total bets.
Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) prices remained wobbly throughout July due to tensions in the Middle East, but despite that, it managed to stay above the $100K mark.
However, the cryptocurrency has been showing swift recovery in July with its prices notching new record highs.
Bitcoin surged past the $120K mark for the first time on June 15 amid growing optimism over regulatory advancements and increased institutional interest.
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