2026-01-04 20:23:12

The Superfecta signal keeps proving itself. Four consecutive red candles since the trigger—clean execution. What's interesting? Back then, plenty of people were still bullish on USDT.D when this showed up. Early call, no doubt.

Just remember the nature of this signal: it confirms what's already happening. Don't expect it to predict the next move. It tells you what the market just did, not what it's about to do.

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GasSavingMaster

· 23h ago

To be honest, lagging signals are like this—it's great that they reflect what has already happened, but timing the bottom and top still depends on your own analysis.

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TestnetNomad

· 01-04 20:53

The signals are indeed working, with four red candles clean and sharp. However, this thing is just a Monday morning quarterback; don't expect it to tell you what to do next.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-04 20:43

Ha, it's the same signal system again. Four red K-lines are indeed fine, but what's really interesting is that most people were still going long on USDT.D at that time, which is outrageous.

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-04 20:29

Four consecutive bearish candles are straightforward and decisive; this signal indeed indicates something. But to be honest, confirming what has already happened and predicting the next move are two different things. Superfecta is a hindsight strategy; don't rely on it to catch the bottom. At that time, there were so many USDT.D longs, but when this signal appeared, no one paid attention. It was indeed early in the beginning, but what about now? It’s already a thing of the past.

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