Bitcoin’s overnight decline has closed the outstanding price gap in Chicago Mercantile Exchange Bitcoin futures that had been left since a prior weekend session. Market data cited by multiple analysts show the gap was filled at roughly $114,325, after spot prices slipped through what had been a major support zone around $117,000. On-chain UTXO Realized Price Distribution metrics indicate that about 722,000 BTC—one of the heaviest single-price concentrations this cycle—changed hands at the $117,000 level, underscoring the intensity of trading at that price. Analysts note that gaps of this kind, both on CME futures and in URPD distributions, have historically tended to draw prices back to them.