Bitcoin is currently at a delicate juncture — just shy of breaking through the 90,600 USD level with increased volume. The term "delicate" is used for a reason; technically, the outlook looks decent, the downward trendline has indeed been broken, and there hasn't been a quick rebound, which is a somewhat positive signal. But the obvious issue remains — trading volume isn't strong enough, and with Nasdaq not yet open, the current movement is somewhat confusing.

Right now, Nasdaq futures are showing a decline, which looks a bit intimidating, but if you look closely at recent patterns, there are often pre-market dips followed by significant reversals after the open. Last Monday was a vivid example, with Bitcoin also experiencing a surge with high volume at that time. This pattern can indeed give traders some expectations.

In terms of trading strategy, the safest approach is to wait. Wait until Nasdaq opens and observe then. The key is to see whether Bitcoin can, on the 1-hour chart, successfully break through the 90,600 USD level with sufficient volume. If at that time the volume and pattern align, it would be a clearer signal to participate. Until those conditions are met, it's better to stay cautious and not act prematurely. There are plenty of market opportunities, no need to rush.