Everyone knows about CME gaps, but almost nobody knows why they happen, how often they get filled, what counts as a filled gap, or when this dynamic could disappear.
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Coin Bureau02 Nov 2025, 17:45 UTC
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The video discusses CME gaps in Bitcoin futures, noting that they tend to fill 65-90% of the time. Gaps form on weekends when the CME is closed, leading to trading at different prices. The analysis predicts prices will fall to fill the gap, particularly for Bitcoin, influencing other crypto assets. The presenter also highlighted an interesting development with CME possibly starting offering 24/7 futures trading in early 2026. He details about institutional investors, who use a strategy to short the same amount of the asset, they will buy Bitcoin with spot Bitcoin ETFs. A tutorial is given with a 10x leverage for example, and then he mentions you could have big chances of getting wrecked.
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