PANews reported on May 31st, citing Cointelegraph, that Bitcoin trading is undergoing a structural change. Starting May 29th, 2026, CME Bitcoin futures will trade 24/7, ending the "CME Gap" phenomenon caused by weekend trading closures. This classic short-term technical indicator will no longer occur. The market has already filled the Bitcoin CME gap over the past week, and the price is currently hovering within the remaining gap range. This structural change means that traditional short-term technical analysis will need to be restructured. Currently, large traders' short positions are declining, reducing short-term bearish pressure, but bullish positioning has not yet formed a clear trend, suggesting that Bitcoin's short-term price may still fluctuate.