The current unfilled lower CME gap for Bitcoin is between approximately $110,000 and $111,000. This gap was created due to price movement over the weekend when the futures market is closed, and it remains unfilled as of today, October 29, 2025.
Quick explanation:
• What is a CME gap? It’s a price gap on the Bitcoin futures chart (CME) that forms because the market is closed on weekends. The spot market (24/7) can move, creating an “empty space” on the CME chart. These gaps tend to get filled (price returns to close them) eventually, making them important support/resistance levels.
• Why it matters now: This gap formed recently (around October 27–28), and price briefly touched ~$110,965 but didn’t fully close it. Traders expect a pullback to fill it, especially with today’s Fed interest rate decision.
• Other key levels: If the gap fills, price could continue down to $108,500 or even $106,000 (lower liquidity zone). Conversely, a break above $115,000 could confirm upside toward $118,000–$120,000.