BTC CME Bitcoin Futures Gaps: $845
The empty price space between CME Bitcoin futures closing before a weekend or holiday and reopening for the next session. See each real gap, whether later trading filled it, and the futures candles around it.
A CME gap is the price space between the previous CME Bitcoin futures session's close and the first price of the next session after a market closure of at least three calendar days. Green zones opened higher; red zones opened lower. A bright zone is still open. A faded zone has since been traded through.
The gap is filled when a later CME daily candle reaches the old closing price. An up gap fills when a later low reaches or falls below that close; a down gap fills when a later high reaches or rises above it. A gap is a level traders watch, not a promise that price must return there.
gap USD = next session open − previous session close. gap % = gap USD ÷ previous session close × 100. The band runs from the lower of those two prices to the higher one, from the reopening date to its first fill date or the latest available candle while still open.
This uses the continuous/front-month CME Bitcoin future BTC=F, not spot Bitcoin and not every CME expiry at once. A contract roll can create a discontinuity near expiry that resembles a market-closure gap. Daily candles identify the fill session, not the exact intraday minute. Yahoo's feed carries OHLC but no daily open interest; this chart never claims otherwise.
Yahoo Finance chart feed for BTC=F, identified by its own response metadata as CME Bitcoin futures, daily OHLC. Read and stored by our server once per day; no spot-price substitute and no interpolation.
Yahoo Finance BTC=F · CME front-month Bitcoin futures · daily OHLC · weekend/holiday gaps computed by SafuTrading