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Data shows the Ethereum Open Interest has surged alongside the latest retrace in the asset’s price. Here’s what this could mean for the cryptocurrency. Ethereum Open Interest Has Seen A Rise Recently As highlighted by analyst Maartunn in an X post, the Ethereum Open Interest has just witnessed a surge. The “Open Interest” here refers to an indicator that measures the total amount of positions related to the cryptocurrency that are currently open on all centralized derivatives exchanges. Related Reading: Bitcoin Cycle Indicator Turns Green For First Time In Years: Early Bull Or Local Top? When the value of the metric rises, it means the investors are opening fresh positions on the market. As new positions generally come with more leverage for the sector, this kind of trend can lead to more volatility. On the other hand, the indicator observing a drop suggests holders are either getting liquidated or closing positions of their own volition. In either case, the resulting leverage washout