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Cryptocurrency Open Interest Screener - Monitor OI 100+ coins

The Open Interest screener tracks where money is flowing into crypto. See which coins are attracting new traders and where liquidation squeezes may occur. Monitor the OI of 500+ cryptocurrencies. Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget And CME In real time. Data is updated every 5 minutes.

Global Open Interest
$111.75B
-0.9% (24ч)
OI Growth Leader (24h)
HEI
+1038.0% new positions
OI domination (BTC)
42.4%
Flow into altcoins

Open Interest Screener - Top 100 Coins by OI

📊 How to read the open interest screener

The table shows Top 100 coins by open interest on all major exchanges (Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget, CME). A high OI means that traders' money is flowing into the coin and there is liquidity for opening positions.

✅ $10B+ (super liquid)

BTC, ETHLow commissions, minimal slippage.

📈 $500M–$5B (active trading)

SOL, XRP, BNB. Sufficient liquidity for positions.

⚠️ $100M–$500M (average interest)

ADA, LINKSlippage is possible on large positions.

🔴 < $100M (рискованно)

There may be manipulation, short squeezes, slippage.

$ Assets OI (USD) Change 24h
1$47.41B-1.92%
2$26.51B-1.56%
3$4.43B-2.83%
4$2.99B+6.80%
5$2.19B-0.08%
6$1.17B+1.64%
7$1.07B-6.82%
8$1.04B+10.81%
9$675.8M+8.79%
10$649.8M-3.99%
11$601.8M-9.39%
12$573.3M+25.53%
13$500.8M+2.55%
14$467.3M-1.27%
15$406.6M+3.78%
16$367.7M+16.02%
17$367.5M+0.52%
18$352.3M-4.28%
19$342.6M-5.31%
20$321.6M+3.93%
21$320.1M-0.58%
22$304.0M-2.62%
23$291.9M-6.26%
24$290.6M-0.75%
25$282.6M-0.81%
26$264.0M+20.43%
27$246.9M-8.94%
28$225.7M+0.94%
29$211.7M+3.86%
30$206.1M+0.90%
31$193.5M-2.56%
32$187.8M-2.75%
33$180.7M+23.36%
34$175.2M+4.33%
35$174.5M-1.98%
36$173.5M+2.12%
37$173.0M+4.50%
38$163.8M+2.01%
39$159.2M+0.51%
40$151.2M+0.71%
41$145.8M-10.47%
42$143.5M-9.84%
43$140.9M-0.14%
44$138.4M-1.72%
45$123.1M-3.95%
46$122.1M+4.60%
47$118.7M-3.36%
48$117.8M-1.59%
49$111.3M+0.24%
50$109.8M+0.65%
51$105.1M+1.92%
52$103.3M-0.21%
53$102.1M-1.89%
54$99.5M+9.17%
55$95.5M-3.60%
56$95.3M-0.07%
57$94.2M-3.29%
58$93.9M-8.77%
59$92.5M+2.61%
60$92.0M-0.61%
61$91.4M-1.13%
62$91.4M-7.86%
63$88.5M+0.56%
64$86.2M+0.83%
65$85.5M+0.81%
66$85.4M-3.45%
67$84.7M-7.00%
68$84.4M-1.88%
69$81.9M+11.61%
70$79.7M-1.24%
71$79.6M-4.63%
72$77.4M+10.84%
73$75.5M+0.86%
74$72.4M-13.13%
75$71.8M+4.12%
76$71.4M-2.13%
77$70.7M-2.86%
78$69.9M-4.64%
79$69.4M+1.99%
80$67.1M+2.89%
81$66.9M+6.05%
82$66.9M-3.37%
83$66.8M-2.01%
84$66.7M+1.04%
85$65.0M-0.02%
86$64.9M+4.92%
87$64.3M+5.05%
88$64.0M+0.80%
89$60.5M+5.82%
90$60.1M-0.61%
91$59.7M+0.29%
92$59.4M-2.57%
93$59.1M+2.38%
94$58.3M+4.50%
95$57.4M-0.70%
96$56.8M-1.32%
97$55.5M+0.73%
98$55.0M+2.18%
99$54.6M-4.11%
100$54.4M-6.04%

How to use Open Interest (OI) in trading?

Open Interest — is the total number of outstanding contracts (longs and shorts) on the futures market. Unlike trading volume, which simply indicates the fact of a transaction, OI shows whether money remains in the market or flows out.

💡 Practical examples of trading on open interest

⬆️ Price rises + OI rises

Strong bullish trend. New buyers are opening long positions, injecting fresh money into the market. The movement is supported by capital.

Example BTC: Price $42K → $45K, OI $25B → $27B ✅
Action: Open a long position on a breakout of $45.5K, stop at $44.8K

⬇️ Price falls + OI rises

Strong bearish trend. Aggressive sellers are opening new short positions. The likelihood of a continued decline is high.

Example ETH: Price $2500 → $2400, OI $18B → $20B ⚠️
Action: Look for an entry point to continue the decline

⬆️ Price rises + OI falls (Short squeeze)

Growth due to closing of unprofitable shorts. The growth is not due to new purchases, but to the liquidation of short positions. A correction may follow the squeeze.

Example SOL: Price $150 → $165, OI $4B → $3B 📉
Action: Be careful, prepare for correction

⬇️ Price falls + OI falls (Long squeeze)

Fall due to closing of longs. The decline is caused by positions being closed at a loss. Sellers aren't opening new short positions—there could be a bottom.

Example XRP: Price $2.5 → $2.2, OI $2B → $1.5B 💪
Action: Wait for a rebound from the bottom, prepare for a long

🏪 Open Interest on Different Exchanges – What's the Difference?

Distribution of OI by exchanges (approximate data):

Binance 45%

Retail traders + whales. The most liquid market.

OKX 30%

Mixed trading, growing interest from Asian traders.

Bybit 15%

Favorite exchange for the alt season, good OI on alts.

Bitget + CME ~ 10%

CME = institutional interest, a direct indicator of fund positions.

💡 Trading signal: When OI Binance And CME Coinciding on the rise → VERY STRONG trend (retail + institutions agree). When they diverge → there may be a trap on one of the exchanges.

⚠️ Common mistakes traders make when working with open interest

❌ Mistake 1: "High OI = price will definitely go up"

✅ The OI only shows that there's money in the market. It doesn't indicate direction. An upward price movement plus a rising OI are also needed to confirm a bullish trend. Without price movement, the OI is simply "stuck" traders.

❌ Mistake 2: "OI dropped 50% = now there's a collapse and liquidations"

✅ A drop in OI could indicate a long squeeze—traders closing profitable positions after taking profits. The price could rise, but the OI could fall. This is a good sign, not a bad one!

❌ Mistake 3: "I see OI rising, I immediately go long."

✅ The OI lags the price by 1-4 hours. By the time you see the OI rising, the price may have already reversed. Use the OI as a trend confirmation, not as a primary entry signal.

❌ Mistake 4: “I don’t look at different exchanges, I only take Binance OI"

✅ When OI grows only by Binance, and on CME falls - this is a red flag. Institutions (CME) know about the reversal before retail (Binance). Always compare exchanges with each other.

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