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Open interest is the total USD value of outstanding CAP perpetual contracts. Rising OI means fresh leverage is entering the market; falling OI means positions are being unwound or liquidated. Read the 24h and 7d change together with funding to gauge positioning.
Price (1h)
CAP across exchanges
| Exchange | Funding APR | Open interest | OI share |
|---|---|---|---|
B Binance | -34.08% | $11.73M | 46% |
O OKX | -47.92% | $6.22M | 25% |
B Bybit | -12.60% | $5.88M | 23% |
B Bitget | +1.53% | $1.45M | 6% |
Funding annualized per venue interval; open interest is the latest reading per exchange.
Interpretation
This analysis is awaiting refresh — the metrics above are newer than the last written read, so we hold the text rather than show figures that no longer match.
FAQ
What is open interest for CAP right now?
As of the latest reading, total CAP open interest across the exchanges we track is $25.26M (+2.0% over 24h). Open interest is the total USD value of all outstanding CAP perpetual contracts — committed capital, not trading volume.
Does rising open interest mean the price will go up?
Not on its own. Rising OI means new leverage is entering — read it alongside price and funding: rising OI with rising price suggests new longs; rising OI with falling price suggests new shorts.
How is open interest aggregated across exchanges?
We sum the USD-denominated open interest reported by each exchange for the normalized symbol, so the figure reflects the whole cross-exchange market rather than a single venue.
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