There is a significant gap in Bitcoin futures on the Zhishang Exchange, and the market sees it as a potential rebound signal Odaily Planet Daily News: CME Bitcoin futures experienced a significant price gap during the weekend closing period, providing some optimistic expectations for market bulls. Data shows that CME's Bitcoin futures price closed at around $84445 on Friday, but when trading resumed on Sunday evening, the opening price dropped to $77385, corresponding to the spot market previously falling to about $75000, forming a significant gap. Note: CME gap refers to the price gap formed between the closing price and the next opening price of the futures market. Due to the fact that CME futures are not traded 24/7, there is a price jump caused by continuous trading mismatch between CME futures and the spot market during weekends or daily maintenance periods. Historical experience shows that although the CME gap is not an absolute pattern and usually fills up within a few days or weeks, this phenomenon is still regarded by traders as one of the important technical reference indicators.