Bitcoin Futures Hit Record Gap After Trump’s Crypto Reserve Announcement: A $10,000 Surge Explained

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has recently experienced a historic milestone in the realm of Bitcoin futures. On March 2nd, following the significant announcement by **US President Trump** regarding the creation of a **cryptocurrency strategic reserve**, the CME reported an unprecedented **$10,000 gap** in Bitcoin futures. This event sent shockwaves through the market, with **spot trading** experiencing an influx exceeding **$300 billion**. Previously, the largest gap recorded, noted by Asymmetric’s Joe McCann, was around **$4,000** back in August 2024.

Notable analyst **Rekt Capital** has pointed out that Bitcoin has filled the CME gap existing between **$92,800 and $94,000** which occurred due to recent market fluctuations. Interestingly, he emphasized that while Bitcoin has addressed two previous CME gaps in a matter of days, it has simultaneously generated a substantial new gap ranging from **$84,650 to $94,000**. This dynamic shift underscores the volatility and evolving nature of the **cryptocurrency market**, highlighting the **importance of strategic trading** and market awareness.