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One area of focus is the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) gap—a price discrepancy resulting from market closures over weekends and holidays. After the recent holiday period, the gap between the closing and opening prices was substantial but has now been largely closed, with prices falling from around $66,000 down to approximately $64,000. The consensus is that the manipulation related to this gap is "done," and the market is now in a phase where longs are being flushed out, setting the stage for potential recovery.