The Open Interest chart displays two key metrics for a financial instrument, likely Bitcoin, over time: Price (USD) and Open Interest. 

• Price (USD) (top section, gold line): This shows the market price of the asset in USD, plotted on the primary y-axis. It reflects the asset’s value at specific timestamps, helping traders identify price trends and volatility.
• Open Interest (bottom section, blue line): Displayed on the secondary y-axis, this line measures the total number of unsettled derivative contracts (e.g., futures or perpetual swaps). Open interest is a critical gauge of market activity and trader positioning. Per your insight, a sharp rise in open interest alongside a price increase often signals excessive leverage in the market, indicating a potential price pullback due to overextended positions. In contrast, a more sustainable price rally typically occurs when open interest rises modestly or remains neutral, reflecting balanced participation without heavy leverage.
  
  

  The chart’s dark theme and zoomable x-axis support detailed analysis, with Price and Open Interest on separate y-axes to highlight their relationship. For instance, a price surge with muted open interest growth may suggest a healthier, more sustainable uptrend, while a spike in both could warn of an impending correction. The disabled navigator and scrollbar streamline the focus on the data, and the legend distinguishes each series. This chart equips traders to assess market dynamics and anticipate price movements by analyzing open interest as a key indicator of leverage and trend sustainability.