ETH Open Interest Falls 5.19% in 24 Hours to $25.367 Billion

ETH Open Interest Falls 5.19% in 24 Hours to $25.367 Billion

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2026-06-16 16:00:52
Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher shows that total ETH contract open interest across the network fell 5.19% over the past 24 hours to $25.367 billion. Binance, OKX, Bybit and Gate reported $5.95 billion, $1.52 billion, $1.548 billion and $1.926 billion respectively.
ETHEthereumCoinglassOpen InterestMarket Analysis

According to ChainCatcher, data from Coinglass shows that total ETH contract open interest across the network decreased by 5.19% over the past 24 hours. The current total open interest stands at $25.367 billion. Open interest refers to the size of derivative contracts that remain outstanding, and the latest figure records the change in ETH contract positioning during the reported period.

Breakdown by major trading platforms

Among the platforms listed in the Coinglass data, Binance recorded $5.95 billion in ETH contract open interest. OKX reported $1.52 billion, Bybit reported $1.548 billion, and Gate reported $1.926 billion. These figures are presented under the same data source cited in the ChainCatcher update.

Based on the disclosed platform-level numbers, Binance held the largest ETH contract open interest among the named venues. Gate, Bybit and OKX also each recorded ETH contract open interest at the billion-dollar level. The overall network total remains $25.367 billion after a 5.19% decline over the 24-hour period.

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