Bitcoin spot prices tend to fill the CME Price Gap in the futures market, and while the CME futures market has a closing day, the spot market remains open 24/7, so even if there is some volatility in the live market on a Saturday, by the time the CME futures market opens, the spot market price will most likely be back in line with the futures market price.
Take the CME Bitcoin futures market on December 11th of this year as an example, the closing price on that day was $47,890 USD.
The CME futures market closes on Friday and opens on Monday, and according to the past trend, the spot market usually (not always) closes close to the futures closing price on Monday to “fill the CME gap”, so it can be estimated that there is a higher chance that the Bitcoin spot market will close around the closing price after the opening.
As can be seen from the red circle on the chart, the price did step back down to the $47,896 USD level after the market opened on the 13th.
If mentioned earlier.CME gap is not always filled.However, gap-filling is relatively common, so if you are interested, you can read the past CME Bitcoin futures market research for yourself.
In practice, the most simple and common example of reality is, after the futures market closes, the price of spot prices rose, you want to enter the goods or open a long order. At this point, you can mention to yourself that the price may Fill the gap after one or two days, which happens 7 or 8 times out of 10, so do you have to FOMO it? Wait for yourself to calm down and then make a decision, not good because of market fluctuations and make emotional decision.
As a retail investor, we just need to be patient and calm in our operations, and we don't need to jeopardize our plans due to short-term market fluctuations.