I'm posting this with thanks to a friend who alerted me to the CME gaps.
1. On the BTC1! and BTC2! CME futures charts, there are two gaps between 26 and 29 March. These are marked in green and red on the chart above, with some overlap between them. 26 to 29 March was a key moment for BTC, especially if we understand the whole macro structure as forming in a wedge. This moment also aligns to the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement on the downside move from 13 to 25 March, and the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement if we focus only on the downside move from 20 March to 25 March. Further to the wedge analysis, this is all playing out between the 0.236 and 0.5 and 0.382, 0.5 and 0.618 Fibonacci extension if we go from the bottom of January's correction through to the bottom of the first phase of BTCs present correction 28 February.
2. In the zone of the CME gap you can clearly see two phases of short term accumulation. The CME futures market missed this. It was the weekend. So far as that market is concerned, this happened on the chart, but hasn't been tested in the CME futures market. CME gaps are nearly always filled subsequently.
3. This adds some confluence to the possibility in the linked analysis of a further correction on BTC from where it is currently. However, it would suggest that this will be a shorter correction than a full correction, for example down to the 0.786. That it is a breakout retest, not phase three of a staggered correction. That said, when CME gaps are filled in it is often in the middle of an impulse. So a downside move possibly as low as 52.4k cannot be discounted merely because a CME gap exists. On the bullish side, a positive retest at 54.4k could suggest strong upside potential for the next leg of BTC's parabolic bull run.
4. Other CME gaps exist in the BTC chart much lower down and are not yet filled. But as this is so local, and close, it does suggest a reach down over the next six days. BTC could still reach down to $54.4 while remaining in a breakout from the descending trendline of the wedge formation. As such, this would be a retest of that trendline before continuing to the upside. Traders who trade breakouts will recognise this set up easily.
Let me know your thoughts.