Bitcoin once again demonstrated a textbook-level weekend movement. From the CME futures closing price on Friday to the opening on Monday, BTC returned to the starting point — the price moved back and forth but did not break through the original position. This symmetrical price behavior is indeed very interesting to watch.

Most importantly, this means no new gaps have formed. This greatly aids subsequent trend analysis — we still do not have any significant gap risks lurking nearby that require caution. In the futures gap theory, this pattern sends a positive signal: the price structure remains under control and has not formed any pressure points that need to be filled.

For traders who want to accurately grasp BTC’s recent price rhythm, this observation is worth noting.