That's not what "Days to cover" means. It's not contractual, just a measure of shorting volume
From wiki:
"Days to cover is calculated by taking the number of currently shorted shares and dividing that amount by the average daily volume for the shares in question. For example, if a company has average daily volume of 1 million shares and 2 million shares are currently short sold, the shares have a cover rate of two days."
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