Wouldn't surprise me if it was even more, the interest these hedge funds are paying every day they don't cover their shorts are astronomical. They obviously don't want to cover millions of shares they shorted at 4 dollars a share while its at 300+ a share. But even woth their manipulation using their capital to try to drive down the stock price, the momentum of new retail investors buying and holding at least one of these shares is just increasing how much they are hemorrhaging. This isn't even counting other big money that is no doubt capitalizing on this movement that didn't short gme, which will only cause it to shoot up more. Its a perfect mathematical storm for bankrupting any firm that shorted gamestop, question is will (((someone))) step in and find a way for the taxpayers to foot the bill for all this. I've got myself 6 shares of this, a couple dozen of AMC and about 100 of Nokia, so I'm in this shitshow for shits and giggles, and potential huge gains, but kind of don't care if I lose the 2k im willing to lose if it loses momentum somehow.