Put / call open interest0.67
Bitcoin
Crypto
Liquidation data unavailable
Binance has retired its public liquidation-history endpoint and Deribit offers no free liquidation history. To avoid fabricating data, this page does not report liquidation size, intensity or deleveraging events.
How to read derivatives data
These are conventional derivatives measurements from LUC's own futures analytics. They describe positioning and cost; they are not LUC Signals and they carry no recommendation.
Aggregate open interest in BTC perpetual futures — the size of outstanding positions.
7-day percentage change in open interest. OI history is shorter than funding.
Open interest standardised against its trailing 30 sessions.
Binance observed open-interest notional ÷ total-market BTC market cap; a single-venue leverage reading, not market-wide leverage.
Coverage of the derivative history
Two blocks were removed because the free source cannot support them honestly. Open interest comes from Binance USDT-perpetual public history, which only covers roughly the last 30 days, so no point-in-time OI percentile and no OI/market-cap percentile is published (they would be a percentile of ~30 observations). Option chain snapshots begin 2026-09-24, so the ATM implied-volatility percentile is not published either; the raw ATM IV level and the term structure are. OI and option levels remain single-venue observations, never a cross-exchange aggregate.
BTC spot price over the derivatives history, so funding and open interest can be read against it.