Bitcoin CME Gaps (1H)Bitcoin currently has two unfilled CME gaps located in the lower price regions. Historically, CME gaps tend to act as strong magnets for price, as Bitcoin often revisits these areas to fill the gaps before resuming its primary trend. While this behavior is not guaranteed, it has occurred frequently enough to be considered an important factor in technical analysis.
At the moment, the first CME gap is positioned in the 91K–90K zone, which represents a relatively shallow pullback area and could be tested during a normal corrective move. If selling pressure increases or the market enters a deeper retracement phase, the second CME gap located around 88K may come into play as a stronger downside target.
These levels should be monitored closely, as price reactions around CME gaps can provide valuable insight into market strength, liquidity absorption, and potential trend continuation. A clean fill followed by strong bullish confirmation could indicate that the market is preparing for the next leg higher. Conversely, failure to reclaim these levels may suggest extended consolidation or deeper correction.
As always, CME gaps should be analyzed in confluence with other technical tools such as market structure, support and resistance zones, volume behavior, and momentum indicators. They are not standalone signals, but when combined with broader market context, they can significantly improve trade planning and risk management.
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