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Total Bitcoin Futures Open Interest Surpasses $81 Billion, Setting a New All-Time High

Total Bitcoin Futures Open Interest Surpasses $81 Billion, Setting a New All-Time High

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/10 23:02
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According to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, the total open interest in Bitcoin futures contracts across the entire network has reached 701,330 BTC (approximately $81.47 billion), marking a new all-time high.

Among them, CME's open interest in Bitcoin contracts stands at 154,220 BTC (approximately $17.91 billion), ranking first;

One exchange's open interest in Bitcoin contracts is 116,840 BTC (approximately $13.57 billion), ranking second.

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