$BLUR ｜1-hour open interest +92.78%｜Price +0.97%
Before looking at fund flows, first understand open interest.
Open interest represents the size of outstanding contract positions: the higher it is, the more positions may be liquidated if prices move sharply.
Rising prices with rising open interest are often interpreted as new long positions entering actively, while falling prices with rising open interest are often interpreted as new short positions entering actively.
Indicators may be inaccurate, but stop-losses are essential: thinking in advance about what you’ll do if you’re wrong is more important than predicting correctly.
Before looking at fund flows, first understand open interest.
Open interest represents the size of outstanding contract positions: the higher it is, the more positions may be liquidated if prices move sharply.
Rising prices with rising open interest are often interpreted as new long positions entering actively, while falling prices with rising open interest are often interpreted as new short positions entering actively.
Indicators may be inaccurate, but stop-losses are essential: thinking in advance about what you’ll do if you’re wrong is more important than predicting correctly.