Bitcoin's current performance is worth patiently waiting for. The key is whether the price can effectively break through the resistance level of $91,500 or if the support level of $91,000 below can hold—these two points will determine the subsequent trading direction.

BTCUSDT has formed a typical flat bottom pattern around $91,100, indicating that there are indeed many buyers absorbing the dips. But the question is: compared to yesterday's volume-driven rally, the current trading volume has noticeably shrunk. This reflects that traders are all waiting and watching, with no clear aggressive signals, and the market is in a stalemate.

The combination of "price steady, volume shrinking" often indicates that a trend reversal is imminent. Whether it breaks upward or drops downward, new volume is needed to support the move to form a trend. So the current strategy is very clear—mainly observe, and don't rush to act.

Operational suggestion: Maintain a wait-and-see attitude, keep position size within 10% if possible, and make decisions only after breaking through $91,500 or falling below $91,000—these are the two key levels.