Bitcoin (BTC) has recently shown some noteworthy dynamics in market performance. Over the past trading days, we have observed that BTC has successfully filled most of the price gaps at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), with only a small number remaining unresolved.

It's worth noting that another CME gap appeared this weekend, with a scale exceeding the levels commonly seen in daily trading. Typically, such gaps can be quickly filled within a trading day, but the gap formed this time is rather large, and it is expected to take about 3 to 4 days to fully digest.

For investors and traders, the price range corresponding to the current gap is particularly important and should be closely followed. We cannot rule out the possibility that the BTC price may drop again to the lower end of the gap to complete a thorough fill of that gap.

In future trades, market participants need to remain vigilant and closely follow the price trends of BTC, especially the performance near the gap areas. This is not only related to short-term trading opportunities but may also affect the judgment of medium to long-term market trends.

Overall, the formation and filling process of the CME gap provides us with an important window to observe market sentiment and potential trends. Over time, we will be able to more clearly assess the extent to which this gap affects the subsequent price movements of Bitcoin.