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A **CME gap** in Bitcoin refers to a price discontinuity on the **CME Bitcoin futures chart** between the **Friday close** and the **Sunday opening price**. Because CME trading pauses over weekends, but the underlying Bitcoin spot market continues 24/7, overnight or weekend volatility can create these blank zones on the chart.
🚨 Why It Happens
* **Spot exchanges** (like Binance, Coinbase) trade continuously—including weekends.
* **CME Bitcoin Futures** only trade **Sunday evening through Friday afternoon (US time)**.
* If Bitcoin moves significantly after CME closes on Friday, the futures open at a different level on Sunday, leaving a gap between Friday’s close and Sunday’s open.

📊 Why Traders Care
Many traders treat CME gaps as areas likely to be “filled” (i.e., price revisits that level). Historically, **most CME gaps eventually get filled**, making them potential **support** or **resistance** zones and strategic target levels .
📍 Current BTC CME Gaps as of July 2025
* A CME gap remains open around **$114,380 to $115,635**—this is one of the few not yet filled in 2025.
* Another notable gap exists between **$84,200 to $85,900**, which remains unfilled as of March 2025 .
👀 Summary Table
| Gap Range (USD) | Status |
| $114,380 – $115,635 | Open (Unfilled) |
| $84,200 – $85,900 | Open (Unfilled) |
✅ Final Note
* CME gaps are technically created due to CME’s off-hours, while spot markets code price action continuously.
* Although not guaranteed, most gaps have historically been "filled" at some point.
* If Bitcoin currently hovers near **$116K**, there’s a reasonable chance it may pull back into the **$114K–$115K** gap range before moving onward.
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