Morning Trend | SEALSQ breaks through the key line, is a short-term capital observation rebound opportunity about to emerge?

SEALSQ (LAES.US) continued to decline at the close on December 26, approaching the intraday low of $3.84, with strong buying pressure during the day not being sustained, leading to a tense and cautious market atmosphere. High-level funds are gradually withdrawing, with little motivation to chase higher prices, making defensive strategies the main focus. In terms of the industry, the enthusiasm for the sector is rapidly cooling, and the willingness to go long in the emerging technology sector has significantly decreased. From a purely technical perspective, the daily chart has broken through multiple moving averages and is at the lower band of the Bollinger Bands, showing clear signs of short-term overselling. Current trading volume continues to shrink, with occasional minor fluctuations during intraday trading but no sustained follow-through. If this area is controlled by funds to "turn short into long," the potential for a sharp rebound should be noted. The community atmosphere is mainly cautious, but aggressive funds betting on a rebound are "watching the order book and trying to get ahead." It is expected that as long as there is favorable news to catalyze, speculative funds will be the first to drive up prices, revealing small-scale oversold elasticity. If there is a slight recovery in trading volume at the bottom, the window for an oversold rebound may arrive at any time, but caution is needed for potential false breakouts followed by a pullback. The trading strategy leans towards the right side, suggesting attention to the volume coordination at the bottom and hot catalysts. In the absence of new drivers in the news, maintaining a defensive position is the priority until the volume-following node is reached. Keep an eye on the funding raid opportunities near $3.84, strictly controlling stop-loss and follow-up strategies