Screener: Open interest growth
Delta open interest For 1 hour, 4 hours, and 24 hours in a single rating. Early detection of a set of positions before the price moves.
| Coin | OI $ | Δ 1h | Δ 4h | Δ 24h | Volume 24h | Price | Change 24h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calculating the change in open interest… | |||||||
Why monitor open interest growth?
Open interest is the total value of all outstanding futures contracts. When OI When it rises, new money enters the market: either longs or shorts. When it falls, positions are closed, and the market "exhales." Absolute OI It doesn't say much - the dynamics are important.
The screener displays percentage changes over three timeframes: 1 hour, 4 hours, and 24 hours. The "Δ 1h" column captures early movements—while the price is still stagnant, major players are already gaining ground. The "Δ 24h" column shows the bigger picture: the established influx or outflow of interest in the coin.
The connection with price movement is critical. It's growing. OI + the price is rising - a healthy impulse, new money is entering the trend. It's growing OI + the price is up—someone is taking a position, waiting for a trigger. It's growing. OI + the price falls - accumulation of shorts, risk of a cascade of liquidations during a reversal.
How to read the table
Δ 1h - early signal
A sharp jump OI In the moment. Often, this is news, a listing, or a network event. The price hasn't yet had time to react—the trader has 5–30 minutes to evaluate.
Δ 4h - stable trend
If OI If the market is rising for four hours straight, that's not noise; it's position building. Check the funding and price: is it clear which way it's going?
Δ 24h - the big picture
A 20-30% daily increase signals significant interest. A 15%+ drop signals a mass exit, usually after a cascade of liquidations.