 What is a CME gap? I know it sounds like some fancy financial lingo, but it's actually pretty simple. It's when the price of Bitcoin makes a big move while the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, aka the CME, aka the futures market, is closed, leaving a gap on the chart. As you know, crypto is a 24-7 market, 365 days a year. However, traditional markets like futures close during the weekend. So when there's a big change in price while the CME is closed, that creates that gap in the chart. In one analysis, an analyst found that sometimes gaps can take weeks to close. However, as much as 95% of gaps are eventually closed, meaning that the price returns to where that gap began on the chart. So always keep an eye out for these CME gaps. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos just like this.