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Open Interest

Outstanding perpetual futures per asset on Binance, Bybit and OKX, with hourly Binance history since 2021.

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$30.41B

Open interest (USD)

88 pairs, Binance, Bybit and OKX

+0.28%

24h change

Binance hourly series

30

Assets

hourly history

1,161,055

Hourly readings

since 2021-01-02

As of 2026-10-15 16:38 UTC.

#AssetOpen interest (USD)
1BTC$14.98B
2ETH$8.92B
3SOL$1.95B
4XRP$739.1M
5BNB$564.0M
6NEAR$511.0M
7DOGE$428.2M
8UNI$290.9M
9SUI$231.4M
10LINK$197.3M
11AVAX$185.4M
12ADA$171.0M
13LTC$169.0M
14PEPE$159.5M
15TRX$155.5M
16AAVE$130.6M
17ARB$94.0M
18FIL$91.9M
19DOT$66.5M
20INJ$53.3M
21APT$51.8M
22OP$46.2M
23ATOM$40.4M
24ETC$38.2M
25POL$35.6M
26SEI$27.9M
27SKY$26.6M
28WIF$23.8M
29S$21.0M
30VET$8.2M

What this data is

Open interest

Open interest is the number of contracts that exist right now: every long has a matching short, and the count only changes when new positions open or old ones close. It's the cleanest measure of how much leverage sits in a market. Volume tells you how much traded; open interest tells you how much is still on the table.

Rising open interest with rising price means new longs are driving the move. Rising open interest with falling price means new shorts are. When price moves while open interest falls, positions are being closed, which is what a squeeze looks like from the inside.

The table shows each asset's open interest in dollars on Binance, Bybit and OKX, and the total across the three. The hourly Binance series behind the 24-hour change goes back to January 2021 and comes with the JSON API and the CSV.

Source and updates

Source
Binance; Bybit; OKX
Credit
Binance, Bybit and OKX.
Updates
Live open interest every minute on Bybit and OKX and hourly on Binance; the history is hourly. Last update 2026-10-15 16:38 UTC.
History
January 2021.
Coverage
30 assets with hourly Binance history; live totals on Binance, Bybit and OKX.
Get the data
JSON API and CSV download10 requests a minute without a key, 30 with a free key. Keys come with a free account.

How to read it

  • Read open interest together with price. The four combinations (price up or down, open interest up or down) tell you whether a move is being built or unwound.
  • A sharp drop in open interest inside an hour usually means forced closes; the liquidation totals for the same hour show how much.
  • Open interest in dollars moves with price even when no contract opens or closes, so compare the dollar change with the price change before reading it as new leverage.

Analysis of what the data shows, not advice. XOOMAR does not recommend buying, selling or holding anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is open interest in crypto futures?
The number of perpetual futures contracts currently open. Every long has a matching short, so the figure only changes when positions are opened or closed, which makes it a direct measure of leverage in the market.
Which exchanges are included?
The table shows live open interest on Binance, Bybit and OKX. The hourly history covers Binance USDT-margined perpetuals.
How often is open interest updated?
Every minute on Bybit and OKX and hourly on Binance. The history is hourly.
Why does open interest in dollars change when no positions open or close?
Because it's the contract count times the price. When price rises 5%, open interest in dollars rises about 5% with no new positions, so compare the dollar figure with the price change.
Is this data free?
Yes. Every number on this page is available through the JSON API (10 requests a minute without a key, 30 with a free key) and as a CSV download.

Data on this page is provided for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. See our editorial policy.