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Recently, I have been looking at the data of the IR contract and calculated the difference between long and short open interest from the opening to now. As of around 8 a.m. this morning, the short positions exceeded the long positions by about 170 million coins. But there is a problem here—the exchange announced that the maximum open interest for this contract is only 33 million coins, and these two numbers don't match.
How can the short positions be many times larger than the maximum open interest? Am I misunderstanding the calculation logic, or is there an issue with the open interest data of this contract itself? Can friends who trade this contract explain? If the data is indeed inaccurate, it could also have a significant impact on our risk assessment.