CoinGlass: Nvidia NVDA Contract Open Interest Reaches $237 Million Across Platforms

CoinGlass: Nvidia NVDA Contract Open Interest Reaches $237 Million Across Platforms

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2026-06-16 11:00:53
According to CoinGlass data cited by ChainCatcher, total open interest in Nvidia (NVDA) contracts reached $237 million, with tradeXYZ, Binance and Bitget ranking as the top three platforms by position size.
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ChainCatcher reported, citing CoinGlass data, that total open interest in Nvidia (NVDA) contracts across the network has reached $237 million. The figure refers to the aggregate position size of related contracts tracked across trading venues and shows how capital is distributed around NVDA-linked contract products.

tradeXYZ, Binance and Bitget Lead by Position Size

Among the relevant trading platforms, tradeXYZ, Binance and Bitget ranked as the top three by open interest. tradeXYZ recorded $166 million in positions, Binance recorded $32.17 million, and Bitget recorded $11.25 million. Based on the reported figures, these three venues account for the largest named portions of NVDA contract open interest in the data cited by ChainCatcher.

The report also referenced earlier news that Nvidia plans to return to the bond market and raise at least $20 billion. The funds are mainly intended to expand AI chip production capacity and support data center construction. These financing plans were reported alongside the latest CoinGlass data on NVDA contract positioning.

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