Bitcoin has just finished filling the CME gap near $67.8K, and as often happens, a new gap of around 1% has already opened up.
Small CME gaps usually don’t stay open for long. Historically, price tends to revisit them fairly quickly — especially during low-liquidity periods like the Sunday futures open or early in the week. That’s when volatility increases and traders reposition aggressively.
The critical zone to watch is when BTC trades within roughly ±$1–2K of the gap. In this range, the chances of a gap fill rise, and risk-reward becomes tighter for short-term trades.
Right now, Bitcoin is at a clear decision point:
Continuation to the upside, or
A quick pullback to fill remaining inefficiencies
CME gaps don’t guarantee price movement — but they often act like magnets for price.
All eyes are on the futures open.
The next move could be fast and decisive.
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