Marathon Digital (MARA) is currently under heavy short-selling pressure, with 26.6% of its float held short. Recent data shows a daily short volume ratio of 65%, indicating that a large portion of the day's trading activity is driven by short-side participants. The stock is currently flagged on the FINRA threshold list, confirming sustained settlement-level failures-to-deliver over the last five trading days. With a days-to-cover ratio of 2.7 and a borrow fee of 0.4%, the stock is seeing active turnover in short positions. Investors should monitor the interplay between the high daily short volume and the underlying price action, as the stock remains a high-conviction play for those betting against the crypto-mining sector.
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