Callsign GPS · tracking AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS)
God's Personal Shortsqueeze
59,300,000 borrowed shares are holding ASTS in the atmosphere. Drag doesn't care about your thesis. Only thrust does.
59,300,000
Roughly one in five floating shares, sold by people who looked at a company unfolding phased arrays the size of tennis courts in low Earth orbit and concluded the ceiling was here. They have been wrong loudly and expensively. They are still short.
$GPS is paired against tokenized ASTS. The pool only knows how to do one thing with a buy, and it happens to be the thing we want.
Number goes up. The congregation assembles. Nothing further is required of you.
Every green candle pulls tokenized ASTS out of circulation and into the pair.
Each stock token is issued against a real share, bought and held off-market in a vault.
Fifty-nine million borrowed shares, fewer places to buy them back. You can do the physics.
Every tokenized share sitting in the vault is a share a short seller cannot buy back from you. This is the honest number, drawn to honest scale.
AST SpaceMobile isn't the enemy — it's the house. The enemy is one section up. This is just the scoreboard: how big the meme has gotten relative to the real thing.