ORDER$0.03129-5.07%
ORDER$0.03129-5.07%| Exchanges | Open Interest | Change 24h% | Share | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ΣAll Exchanges | $3.66M | -9.36% | — | |
| BBybit | $1.11M | -1.44% | 30.3% | Trade |
| BBinance | $1.08M | -2.73% | 29.5% | Trade |
| BBingX | $566.17K | -29.81% | 15.5% | |
| BBitget | $396.76K | -4.54% | 10.8% | Trade |
| KKuCoin | $182.70K | -6.60% | 5.0% | Trade |
| MMEXC | $150.25K | -20.71% | 4.1% | Trade |
| OOKX | $121.84K | -9.66% | 3.3% | Trade |
| GGate | $51.32K | -8.78% | 1.4% | Trade |
| CCrypto.com | $2.35K | -5.60% | 0.1% |
Open interest per exchange with share of the combined total and change over the selected window (1h, 4h, 12h or 24h). Heatmap area is proportional to open interest. Values update about every minute.
ORDER open interest currently stands at $3.66M aggregated across all tracked exchanges (-9.36% over the past 24 hours). On the most recent hour, open interest is down 0.30%. That compares with $3.72M in 24-hour futures volume — a turnover of roughly 1.0× open interest, one gauge of how actively existing positions are changing hands. Learn more about how open interest works →
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Orderly open interest (ORDER open interest, or ORDER OI) is the total value of all ORDER perpetual futures contracts currently open, aggregated across every tracked exchange. This page charts it over time against price and splits it venue by venue in the exchange table.
The aggregate sums every major derivatives exchange Coinfuty tracks, drops venues reporting no data, and refreshes continuously, so the total reflects the whole ORDER futures market rather than any single order book.
Bybit currently carries the largest ORDER futures book at $1.11M — about 30% of the $3.66M total. The exchange table below splits the full figure venue by venue.
Aggregated ORDER open interest is down 9.36% over the past 24 hours, standing at $3.66M. The chart above shows the longer trend against price.
ORDER futures turned over $3.72M in the past 24 hours against $3.66M of open positions — a ratio of about 1.0×. The higher the ratio, the faster exposure is changing hands.