Open interest by strike, calls above the line and puts below. The axis is distance from spot, not the strike itself, so the shape holds when spot moves and the underlyings can be compared.
There is no long/short split here, and none exists: every open contract has one buyer and one seller, so the number itself carries no direction. Up and down are calls and puts, not longs and shorts.
BTC
DIA — NY ダウ
ETH
GLD — 金
IEF — 米国債 7-10年
SOL
SPX — S&P500 指数
SPY — S&P500
TLT — 米国債 20年超
USO — 原油
callsputs
Questions we are asked
Where do these notices come from?
From each exchange's own public announcement feed.
We record the headline, its type, the time and the link, and nothing else. The headline stays in the exchange's own English so the meaning does not shift in translation. Open the source to read the notice itself.
What counts as a peg move?
The latest reading differs from the one 24 hours earlier by at least 0.5 points.
Tokens that pay a yield sit above their peg by design, so a standing gap is not listed - only the change is. Coins with under 10M in circulation are left out because a thin book moves the printed price on its own.
How often does this page change?
Notices are collected every 15 minutes, prices twice an hour.
Collection began on 2026-09-20, so the list is short at first and fills in as things happen. Nothing is back-filled: a notice not collected on the day cannot be recovered later.