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Nakamoto Inc. short interest

1.2M shares of Nakamoto were sold short at the 15 October 2026 settlement, near the top of its range over the last year (436K to 1.2M). Short sellers would need 6.7 days of normal trading to buy them back.

Shares sold short1.2Mat 15 Oct 2026
Change on the settlement before-2.6%+166% over a year
Days to cover6.70at 173K shares a day
Of shares in issue6.48%shares short over shares outstanding
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  1. Short interest is the number of shares investors have borrowed and sold, betting the price will fall, and not yet bought back.
  2. Days to cover is shares short over an average day's trading: how many days it would take short sellers to buy them all back. Above 5 or so is high.
  3. Rising short interest says more investors are betting against the stock. A crowded short can also rise fast if shorts rush to buy back.
  4. Brokers report it twice a month to FINRA, about ten days after each settlement date.
  5. What is short interest?

Short interest, days to cover and the price

Short interest is near the top of its range over the last year (436K to 1.2M), and the share price moved -82% over the last year.

Shares sold shortDays to coverShare price

Three charts on one timeline. Top: shares sold short at each settlement. Middle: days to cover, taller meaning shorts would need longer to buy back. Bottom: the share price, so you can see whether shorts added as the price fell or rose. Counts before a split are restated to today's shares, the way the price is.

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    Every settlement since 30 May 2025 as a table
    SettlementShares shortChangeAverage daily volumeDays to cover
    15 October 20261.2M-2.6%173K6.70
    30 September 20261.2M+18.2%250K4.77
    15 September 20261.0M-2.7%187K5.40
    31 August 20261.0M-4.9%231K4.48
    14 August 20261.1M-12.4%84K13.04
    31 July 20261.2M+6.7%196K6.34
    15 July 20261.2M-1.8%268K4.35
    30 June 20261.2M+6.0%231K5.14
    15 June 20261.1M+13.6%385K2.91
    29 May 2026986K+2.4%565K1.75
    15 May 2026963K+37.6%167K5.77
    30 April 2026700K+20.0%215K3.25
    15 April 2026583K-2.3%143K4.08
    31 March 2026597K+7.4%112K5.34
    13 March 2026556K-14.0%164K3.39
    27 February 2026646K+6.5%142K4.56
    13 February 2026607K-9.3%173K3.52
    30 January 2026669K+19.8%148K4.52
    15 January 2026558K-8.6%237K2.35
    31 December 2025611K-7.7%398K1.54
    15 December 2025662K+7.0%386K1.72
    28 November 2025619K-6.0%426K1.45
    14 November 2025659K-1.3%604K1.09
    31 October 2025667K+53.1%1.0M1.00
    15 October 2025436K+45.0%1.0M1.00
    30 September 2025301K-24.6%1.1M1.00
    15 September 2025399K-71.0%542K1.00
    29 August 20251.4M+72.3%906K1.52
    15 August 2025799K+44.0%832K1.00
    31 July 2025555K+9.9%253K2.19
    15 July 2025505K-1.3%312K1.62
    30 June 2025512K+99.4%588K1.00
    13 June 2025257K-33.6%1.1M1.00
    30 May 2025386K3.7M1.00
    Shares in millions (M) or thousands (K); hold the pointer on a figure for the exact count. Counts before a split are restated to today's shares. FINRA publishes consolidated short interest twice a month, about ten days after each settlement.