[SpaceX Short Sellers May Be Forced to Cover After Consecutive Surges, Options Trading Hits Record High Indicating Capital is Flowing Back In] BlockBeats News, August 9 – Following a significant rebound in SpaceX's stock price for two consecutive days in the latter half of this week, investors who previously bet on a price decline are under immense pressure. Currently, more than 250 million shares of SpaceX stock remain shorted, accounting for approximately 16% of the available tradable shares. If the stock price rises rapidly, short sellers may be forced to cover, potentially driving the price even higher. At the same time, SpaceX's options market has seen unusually active trading. As of 1:50 PM New York time on Friday, SpaceX options trading volume reached 2.24 million contracts, with call options accounting for 1.3 million contracts, marking a historic high and indicating that capital is flowing back into the market. However, the rapid rebound in stock price does not necessarily mean that concerns about SpaceX's high valuation have dissipated. As the supply shock brought by lockup expirations gradually subsides, investors still face a core question: whether the market is willing to continue paying such a high valuation for SpaceX before the full potential of its AI, satellite internet, and space exploration businesses is realized.