A potential indicator for Bitcoin's next move is a rare futures trading pattern known as "CME double gaps," where futures markets reopen twice in the same direction, creating consecutive chart gaps. This pattern has only occurred four times in Bitcoin's history: June 2019, December 2020, May–June 2022, and most recently July 2025. Marcus, a markets researcher at Delphi Digital, highlights the significance of this pattern, stating that when double gaps appear, the expectation is that the second gap will close quickly. The recent observation of this pattern has sparked speculation about Bitcoin's potential trajectory. For further details, the complete article is accessible on Benzinga.com.