Open Interest Liquidity Ratio

Calculation

The Open Interest Liquidity Ratio represents a quantitative assessment of available liquidity relative to outstanding open interest within a derivatives market, particularly relevant for cryptocurrency options. It’s derived by dividing a measure of market depth, often bid-ask volume at various price levels, by the total open interest for a specific contract or series. A higher ratio suggests greater liquidity and potentially reduced price impact from large orders, while a lower ratio may indicate illiquidity and increased volatility.