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- Airbnb may need to compete directly with its "best and largest hosts," according to a new report.
- The top 1% of short-term-rental hosts control 23% of all active listings, according to AirDNA.
- Some are looking to strike out on their own, setting up a showdown for the future of the platform.
The biggest hosts on Airbnb seem poised to bite the hand that feeds them, according to a new report published on April 6 in short-seller Edwin Dorsey's newsletter, The Bear Cave.