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| Metric | Binance | Market Avg. |
|---|---|---|
| Volume / OI | 2.09 | 1.46 |
| OI Growth 7D | +4.8% | +2.4% |
| OI Growth 30D | +26.9% | +21.3% |
| Volume Growth 7D | -6.9% | -3.3% |
| Volume Growth 30D | +34.3% | +37.3% |
| OI / TVL soon | — | — |
| Asset | OI (USD) | Volume (USD) | Funding (APR) | Liquidations | L/S Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
₿ BTC |
$11.13B | $16.15B | +1.07% | $53.0M | 1.01 |
Ξ ETH |
$8.41B | $10.57B | +6.08% | $43.8M | 2.61 |
S SOL |
$1.02B | $1.74B | +4.82% | $6.0M | 2.10 |
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Binance Futures is derivatives market for perpetual and futures contracts. This page tracks Binance’s data and market activity across the assets we cover, including open interest, trading volume, funding rates, liquidations and long/short positioning.
The charts show how Binance Futures activity changes over time and how the exchange compares with the wider perpetual futures market in market share. You can use open interest and volume to gauge positioning and trading activity, while funding, liquidation and long/short data provide additional context on trader sentiment and leverage.
Open interest measures the value of futures positions that remain open rather than the amount traded during a period. Rising open interest usually means more capital is being deployed into active positions, while falling open interest can indicate that positions are being closed or liquidated.
Funding payments help keep perpetual contract prices close to the underlying spot market. When funding rate is positive, long positions generally pay short positions; when it is negative, shorts generally pay longs. Funding rates can therefore provide useful context on how aggressively traders are positioned on either side of the market.
Binance long short ratio compares long and short positioning among the traders represented by the underlying data. A ratio above 1 indicates more long than short exposure, while a ratio below 1 indicates the opposite. It is best treated as a positioning indicator rather than a standalone trading signal.
A liquidation occurs when a leveraged position no longer has enough margin to remain open and is forcibly closed. Tracking liquidations can help identify periods of unusually aggressive leverage or sharp market moves, especially when liquidation activity rises alongside changes in open interest.
Open interest shows how much positioning remains active, while trading volume measures how much was traded during a given period. Binance futures volume with rising open interest can indicate new positions entering the market, whereas high volume with falling open interest may reflect traders closing existing positions.
