2020-2-24 15:58 |
Traders are watching Bitcoin (BTC) draw closer to $10,000 now that the CME gap has been filled, but some suggest that the price may go flat for a while origin »
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The emergence of cryptocurrency as an investable asset has brought up an ongoing theme in the financial space. Traditional investors are only getting older, and the gap left behind them is not being filled by millennials and younger generations who are instead turning to Bitcoin and other modern alternatives.
2020-1-30 15:45 | |
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This Monday, a Bitcoin price gap opened in the CME futures between $7,200 and $7,450 due to weekend volatility in the cryptocurrency market. The thing is, on Monday, the leading cryptocurrency was trading at $7,600, even as high as $7,700, leading some to suggest that the asset was going to leave the CME futures gap.
2019-12-25 08:45 | |
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Bitcoin price might witness a relief bounce to the $7,800 area if a CME futures gap gets filled
2019-12-2 11:02 | |
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group is a global market company that is the owner of exchanges in both New York and Chicago. It launched the initial futures market for BTC in Dec 2017. Additionally, it has announced that it will begin options trading for the cryptocurrency in Q1 of 2020.
2019-11-5 14:20 | |
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The sharp price movements that characterize Bitcoin’s trend have left different price gaps in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group Bitcoin futures contracts. These gaps tend to get filled later on as the price of BTC develops.
2019-9-25 15:52 | |
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An unfilled $870 dollar gap on the CME Bitcoin Futures chart is spreading worries of another serious bitcoin price decline, which could send BTC packing all the way back to $7. 1K. Let’s take a look.
2019-6-5 16:00 | |
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Throughout the highly-publicized Bitcoin rally of spring 2019, there’s been much talk about “gaps” in Bitcoin price charts being filled, or being left unfilled – which often manifests as a target in the future price action.
2019-5-30 04:01 | |
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