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What is the difference between holding a position in futures and holding a position? What is the relationship?
Position means contract.

Open contracts are the total number of contracts in the whole market.

For example, if you open a warehouse to make third-hand fuel oil, then you have three positions, that is, three contracts.

But at the same time, there may be millions of contracts in the overall market.

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