BTC CME Bitcoin Futures Gaps: $175
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 a price range — not a mysterious score.** It starts at the previous CME Bitcoin futures close and ends at the first price of the next session after a weekend or holiday closure.
**The chart prints both prices.** Green bands mean the next session opened higher; red bands mean it opened lower. Every gap inside the period you pick is drawn — 7 days, a month, 90 days, a year or all of it — so an old gap is never hidden, only faded once filled.
**Read the two prices first:** Previous CME close → Next session open. The dollar and percentage figures underneath are the difference between those prices.
**OPEN** means later CME trading has not returned to the old close. **FILLED** means a later CME daily candle reached it. A gap stays a **bright, ringing watch level** for 30 days while unfilled; after that, or once filled, it stays on the chart as faded history with its pin still pulsing. If no gap formed inside the period you picked, the page says **No CME gaps in this range** — pick a longer range to see earlier ones.
**Gap USD = next session open − previous session close.** Gap % divides that difference by the previous close and multiplies it by 100.
The coloured band spans the exact lower and upper prices. It begins on the reopening date and ends on the first fill date, or at the newest candle while the gap remains open.
**This is CME futures, not spot Bitcoin.** The source is the continuous/front-month BTC=F contract; spot trades 24/7 and therefore has no equivalent weekend closure gap.
A contract roll can resemble a closure gap. The 30-day watch rule is a relevance flag on the pin, not a prediction, and never removes a gap from the chart. Daily candles identify the fill session, not the exact intraday minute, and this feed does not provide daily open interest.
**Source:** Yahoo Finance's daily OHLC feed for BTC=F, whose response metadata identifies it as CME Bitcoin futures. Our server reads it 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