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Total Open Interest in Bitcoin Contracts Across the Network Reaches $73.59 Billion

Total Open Interest in Bitcoin Contracts Across the Network Reaches $73.59 Billion

2025/07/06 21:45
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, data from Coinglass shows that the total open interest in Bitcoin futures contracts across the entire network stands at 676,550 BTC (approximately $73.59 billion). Of this, CME's Bitcoin futures open interest is 153,710 BTC (approximately $16.71 billion), ranking first; one exchange's Bitcoin futures open interest is 111,050 BTC (approximately $12.08 billion), ranking second.

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