Bitcoin CME Futures Gaps Filled: Time to Run It Back
Downside gaps at $108.3K–$107.8K and $106.6K–$106.3K are closed—what’s next for BTC?
- Two CME futures gaps officially filled.
- Price action suggests potential bullish continuation.
- Market eyes next resistance: run it back move.
CME futures gaps happen when Bitcoin’s weekend price differs from the Friday closing level on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. These gaps appear on charts and often act like magnets, pulling price back to “fill” them. Recently, two such downside gaps—between $108,300–$107,800 and $106,600–$106,300—have officially been filled.
Why Filling These Gaps Matters
These gap fills are a significant technical development. Historically, Bitcoin has shown a tendency to revisit and close CME gaps. This behavior builds confidence among traders that the market has completed a necessary correction. Now, with those gaps closed, BTC may have the fuel to resume upward momentum.
Can Bitcoin “Run It Back”?
The phrase “run it back” signals potential for a bullish continuation. Traders are watching closely to see if Bitcoin can hold above $107,000 support. If buying pressure sustains, eyes will turn to the next resistance zone around $110,000–$111,000. Closing the gaps clears technical hurdles, allowing bulls to potentially regain control.
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