PNUT (PNUT) Open Interest
Live open interest data for PNUT perpetuals on Hyperliquid. Track the total value of outstanding derivative contracts and understand market positioning.
Total value of all outstanding PNUT perpetual contracts
Market Context
OI + Price Interpretation
Price is rising but funding is negative, meaning shorts are paying longs. This could indicate a developing short squeeze where rising prices force short sellers to close positions, further pushing the price up.
Sentiment Context
Sentiment data from top leaderboard traders on Hyperliquid. Combined with open interest data, this shows both the total market exposure and the directional bias of successful traders.
Understanding Open Interest
Open interest (OI) represents the total number of outstanding derivative contracts that have not been settled. In perpetual futures, every position has both a buyer (long) and a seller (short), so OI counts one side of the pair. When a new long and short position are opened, OI increases. When a position is closed, OI decreases.
For PNUT (PNUT), open interest is a key indicator of market participation and conviction. Rising OI means new money is entering the market, while falling OI means positions are being closed. The direction of OI change combined with price movement provides important signals about trend strength and potential reversals.
The OI/Volume ratio is particularly useful. A high ratio (above 1x) indicates that traders are holding positions rather than day trading, suggesting conviction in the current trend. A low ratio (below 0.5x) suggests more speculative, short-term activity. The current PNUT OI/Volume ratio of 1.97x indicates position holding behavior with strong conviction.
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