Odaily Planet Daily News: During the weekend market closure, CME Bitcoin futures experienced a significant price gap, providing some optimistic expectations for market bulls. Data shows that CME Bitcoin futures closed at approximately $84,445 on Friday, but when trading resumed on Sunday night, the opening price dropped to $77,385, corresponding to the spot market which previously dipped to around $75,000, forming a clear gap.
Note: CME gaps refer to the price discontinuity between the closing price of the futures market and the next opening price. Since CME futures are not traded 24/7, gaps can form due to mismatches between the futures and spot markets during weekends or routine maintenance closures. Historical experience indicates that although CME gaps are not an absolute rule and are often filled within days or weeks, this phenomenon is still regarded by traders as an important technical indicator. (CoinDesk)
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CME Bitcoin futures show a clear gap, which the market views as a potential rebound signal
Odaily Planet Daily News: During the weekend market closure, CME Bitcoin futures experienced a significant price gap, providing some optimistic expectations for market bulls. Data shows that CME Bitcoin futures closed at approximately $84,445 on Friday, but when trading resumed on Sunday night, the opening price dropped to $77,385, corresponding to the spot market which previously dipped to around $75,000, forming a clear gap.
Note: CME gaps refer to the price discontinuity between the closing price of the futures market and the next opening price. Since CME futures are not traded 24/7, gaps can form due to mismatches between the futures and spot markets during weekends or routine maintenance closures. Historical experience indicates that although CME gaps are not an absolute rule and are often filled within days or weeks, this phenomenon is still regarded by traders as an important technical indicator. (CoinDesk)