ETH contract holdings surge by 5.12%, with total scale surpassing $38.7 billion

YieldWhisperer · 2025-12-29T02:46:11+00:00

【CoinPush】Ethereum's recent market activity has been quite interesting. According to Coinglass statistics, the total open interest of ETH contracts across the network surged by 5.12% in the past 24 hours, now reaching $38.749 billion.In terms of distribution across major platforms, a leading exchange accounts for the largest share, with open interest reaching $8.405 billion, completely surpassing its competitors. A mainstream platform follows closely with $2.151 billion, while a derivatives exchange ranks third with $2.586 billion.What does this data indicate? Funds are concentrating on long ETH contract positions. The growth in open interest often signals that market participants have a bullish outlook—whether institutions or retail investors are betting on Ethereum's price movement. It's worth paying attention to, especially during such rapid growth, as risks and opportunities often coexist.

YieldWhisperer

2025-12-29 02:46:11

【比推】以太坊的行情最近有点意思。根据Coinglass统计，过去24小时ETH全网合约持仓量暴涨5.12%，现在已经堆到387.49亿美元了。

从各大平台的分布来看，某头部交易所占比最大，持仓达84.05亿美元，完全压过其他对手。某主流平台紧跟其后拿下21.51亿美元，而某衍生品交易所则以25.86亿美元排在第三位。

这个数据说明什么？资金在集中做多ETH的合约头寸。持仓量的增长往往预示着市场参与者对后市有看法——不管是机构还是散户，都在押注以太坊的走势。值得盯着，尤其是这种快速增长的时候，风险和机会通常是并存的。

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PebbleHander

· 01-01 02:39

38.7 billion in contracts stacked so high, feels like something's going to happen ETH is about to take off again, just watching it It's not my fault if the contracts explode, I warned you in advance These numbers are too outrageous, where are the dumpers Wait, this is the real main force action, right

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-01 00:56

38.7 billion directly surprised me, this wave of bulls is really piling up aggressively --- Same old story, when holdings surge, they start to tell stories, beware of the bagholders --- The leading exchange dominates with 8.4 billion? This level of centralization is truly disappointing --- The phrase "risk and opportunity coexist" has been heard for ten years, but you still have to rely on luck to gamble --- Contracts are like a sickle harvester; the more positions you hold, the greater the risk --- 38.7 billion, if there's a flash crash, it could wipe out half the market instantly --- Funding concentrated on going long? That's suspicious, usually this is when the opposite trend appears

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unrekt.eth

· 2025-12-31 17:17

The contract is skyrocketing so rapidly, we need to keep a close eye on it. If we're not careful, we might become the bagholders. Retail investors are starting to concentrate on going long again. Whether this wave can stabilize is a question. With 38.7 billion stacked so high, it feels like big funds are testing the top. Funds concentrating on going long? Then the liquidation will also be concentrated. Better to be cautious. This data looks intense, but honestly, it just means more and more gamblers are involved. Exciting, huh? I just want to know if this is another trap to lure more buyers. A sudden increase in holdings usually isn't a good sign. History always repeats itself. With a scale of 38.7 billion, we need to be cautious about the risks, everyone. Institutions and retail investors are jumping in together. This doesn't feel quite right. Is this rebound just a genuine breakout, or can it really break new highs?

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LiquidationAlert

· 2025-12-31 15:55

387 billion, so what? Last time when it was stacked like this, it all collapsed with just one crash.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 2025-12-29 03:16

$38.7 billion contract pile, this is basically betting on Ethereum, a bit虚啊 --- I just want to know if those who went long this time will get cut again --- The leading exchange dominates with $8.4 billion, something's not right --- Rapid growth = rapid爆单, who can catch it? --- Concentrated longs are always狙, that's the rule --- Yeah, contracts are like that, only the market makers can profit from both rising and falling --- A暴涨 in positions looks impressive, but in reality, it's just a signal waiting for a洗盘

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LiquidatedThrice

· 2025-12-29 03:11

$38.7 billion worth of assets stacked up, this time it's really intense. Another round of contract battles, let's see who can survive until the end. After three lessons of liquidation, this time I'll just watch and not trade.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 2025-12-29 02:58

Position size of 38.7 billion, this time it's really quite impressive --- ETH contract rally this wave, feels like big players are bottom fishing? But rapid growth can also easily lead to a sell-off --- Just listen, don't be blinded by the 5.12% increase, what about the risk --- One exchange dominates with 8.4 billion, isn't this concentration a bit dangerous --- All funds are going long, what about the shorts? Will they really be this consistent? --- Institutions and retail investors are betting on ETH, either making big profits or getting liquidated together, pick one --- A sudden surge in holdings is often a sign of a trend reversal, be cautious

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 2025-12-29 02:56

387 billion this number looks quite large, but with so many people going long now, it actually makes me a bit hesitant. The contract is skyrocketing so quickly, it feels like someone is secretly setting a trap to dump. But on the other hand, can this wave break through any resistance levels? Retail investors crying in the toilet, or should we let institutions cut us? Wait, could this be the main force's final crazy surge?

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SelfCustodyBro

· 2025-12-29 02:53

38.7 billion, this number is quite impressive, it feels like big players are quietly positioning themselves --- Here we go again, every time it rises, it's funds concentrating on going long; every time it falls, it's the big players offloading. Anyway, we'll never catch that wave --- Brothers, are the current market entries real or fake? I'm a bit unsure --- The leading exchange has an overwhelming advantage of 8.4 billion. This power game is really skillful --- Position holdings surged by 5 percentage points. Is it institutions optimistic or are they setting a trap? Who can tell me? --- Risks and opportunities coexist? Basically, it's a 50-50 chance. It still depends on whether our luck is strong enough --- 38.7 billion USD sounds like a lot, but compared to the entire market, it's just so-so --- Concentrated long positions? Then you have to beware of a concentrated liquidation. This game is all about heartbeat racing

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