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BTC Open Interest

Free BTC open interest chart from our continuous archive — deeper than the public 30-day cap. Current OI, 24h/7d change, historical extremes. No signup.

Percentile vs own historyP69 · Normal
Current104.2K
24h change+4.01%
7d change-1.94%
Archive low97.1K
Archive high110.9K
Archive depth52 days · grows daily

Open Interest

Open interest is the total number of outstanding futures contracts. Rising OI on a move means new money is driving it; falling OI means positions are closing. OI expansion during a dump often marks aggressive shorts piling in — one of the strongest continuation signals in crypto derivatives.

📊 What happened after past extremes

This coin · top-10% entriesLast 6 entries → next 24h: median +0.53%, 83% closed higher
This coin · bottom-10% entriesLast 6 entries → next 24h: median +0.07%, 50% closed higher
All 50 coins pooled · top-10%Last 160 entries → next 24h: median +0.15%, 52% closed higher
All 50 coins pooled · bottom-10%Last 141 entries → next 24h: median +0.10%, 55% closed higher

Computed from our own archive · event-study method: non-overlapping entries into the tail bucket, forward 24h price return

Public APIs cap OI/LSR history at 30 days. We log continuously — this archive deepens every day and cannot be reconstructed retroactively.

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FAQ

What is open interest in crypto futures?

Open interest (OI) is the total value of all outstanding perpetual futures contracts on a market. Unlike volume, OI only grows when NEW positions open — it measures money committed, not turnover.

Why does open interest history matter?

OI changes reveal whether a move is driven by new positioning or by position closing. Public APIs only serve ~30 days of OI history; our archive is continuous and grows daily.

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