There seem to be some people who don't understand Open Interest, so I'd like to summarize.
There seem to be some people who don't understand Open Interest, so I'd like to summarize. The original standard aggregation method is one-way aggregation. The number of open contracts is 1 long + 1 short. There is only one contract. So the existing stock market and coin market One-way aggregation is the standard from the beginning. But there is a standard, so why are the coin versions different? This part makes sense if you know the old DeFi TVL debate. For DeFi lending If the deposit is 10B and the loan out is 5B The remaining value is 5B, so it is correct to write it as TVL 5B. 10B is u…
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