Free tool · 02 of 06
Open Interest & Volume
BTC open interest against price and volume: see whether new money is entering or leaving the move.
Price, open interest and volume
Price reads on the left axis, open interest on the right axis in blue. Hover or tap the chart to read one candle. With the chart focused, use the arrow keys, plus, minus and 0.
USDT perpetual data, refreshed every 30 seconds. Open interest tells you how much is at stake in a move, not which way it resolves.
How to read open interest and volume
OI rising and price rising
New money is entering long positions. A healthy bullish trend with conviction: there is more fuel behind the move, so trust the direction.
OI rising and price falling
New money is entering short positions. Bearish pressure is building. It could lead to a short squeeze or to further continuation down.
OI falling while price moves
Positions are closing, through liquidations or profit taking. The move is exhausting, with less fuel for continuation in either direction.
Volume spikes
Abnormal volume means many positions changed hands at once. Spikes at tops or bottoms often mark turning points, but not always. Watch whether OI changes direction afterwards.
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