The longer the delay in filling the CME gap, the more intense the eventual breakout. This pattern is particularly evident in the $BTC trend. The first gap has already been successfully filled, and the key now is the second gap — it is likely to be like a spring coiled and ready to release, with accumulated buying and selling pressure concentrated at a certain moment.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-11 10:19
It should be noted that the CME gap theory was actually discussed by the community as early as 2015, but your analogy of "spring tension"—I have to say—really captures the poetic tension behind on-chain data. If the second gap truly breaks through as scheduled, that would be a victory for the essence of technology.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 01-10 10:28
A good spring is just afraid of being kept tense and not released.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 01-08 10:51
The tighter the spring, the greater the pressure. Let's wait and see how the second gap skyrockets.
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rugpull_survivor
· 01-08 10:51
The bigger the gap, the greater the pressure. There's nothing wrong with that logic, I just don't know when they'll loosen up.
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BridgeJumper
· 01-08 10:38
The longer the spring is compressed, the more it rebounds. Let's see how high it can go this time.
The longer the delay in filling the CME gap, the more intense the eventual breakout. This pattern is particularly evident in the $BTC trend. The first gap has already been successfully filled, and the key now is the second gap — it is likely to be like a spring coiled and ready to release, with accumulated buying and selling pressure concentrated at a certain moment.