Open positions in Ethereum futures contracts across the network reached $16.231 billion
Golden Finance reported that Coinglass data showed that the open positions of Ethereum futures contracts across the network rose to 4.2605 million ETH (approximately $16.231 billion), an increase of 2.92% in the past 24 hours. Among them: Binance’s open interest in Ethereum contract is 1.587 million ETH (approximately $6.045 billion), ranking first; the increase in open interest in the past 24 hours reached 3.36%. Bybit’s Ethereum contract has an open interest of 854,100 ETH (approximately $3.252 billion), ranking second, with a 3.4% increase in open interest in the past 24 hours.
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