Bitcoin's price has been on a rollercoaster lately, dipping near $98,400 before bouncing back above $105,000. But analyst Doctor Profit warns that a "CME gap" at $92,000—a price level where futures contracts skipped trading—could pull BTC down by 12% to fill that void. Markets often retrace to close these gaps, so traders are watching closely.

Editor’s Note: Gaps in futures markets like CME don’t always get filled, but when they do, it can mean short-term pain for hodlers. This isn’t doom-and-gloom—just a heads-up that volatility isn’t done yet. For investors, it’s a reminder that Bitcoin’s wild swings aren’t over, and dips might offer buying opportunities (or sweaty palms, depending on your strategy).