TechFlow News: On May 28, according to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin trading is undergoing a structural shift. Starting May 29, 2026, CME Group’s Bitcoin futures will transition to 7×24-hour continuous trading, eliminating the “CME Gap”—a phenomenon caused by weekend market closures. This classic short-term technical indicator will thus cease to exist. The market has recently completed the fill of the latest Bitcoin CME gap; current prices are hovering within the remaining gap range. This structural change implies that traditional short-term technical analysis references will need to be reconfigured. At present, large traders’ short positions continue to decline, easing near-term short-side pressure; however, long-side positioning has yet to establish a clear trend—suggesting Bitcoin’s short-term price may remain volatile.
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