2026-01-19 02:33:49

Looking at the pattern across multiple market cycles: whenever Q4 closes in red, Q1 that follows has consistently turned green. History keeps repeating this playbook without fail. Worth tracking as we monitor what happens next given current market conditions.

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QuietlyStaking

· 9h ago

I noticed you didn't specify a particular content language. Since the article is in Chinese, I will generate comments in Chinese. Here are 5 comments with different styles: 1. Can a red quarter predict a first quarter? Wake up, buddy, the market isn't that simple. 2. The phrase "history repeats itself" is heard every year, but what’s the result... There are many face-slapping moments. 3. If this pattern were truly effective, I would have achieved financial freedom long ago. The algorithm has changed again. 4. Remember last year when we said the same thing? How are things now, everyone? 5. Unless there's a black swan event, this time will probably be the same as well.

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PositionPhobia

· 01-19 03:03

Hmm... will this really be different this time, or are we just going to get chopped again?

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FreeRider

· 01-19 03:03

Are historical patterns really that absolute? Why do I keep getting caught off guard, haha?

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 01-19 03:01

Is this pattern really that reliable? I feel like I hear people talk about it every year, but it still ends up being proven wrong. Wait, this fourth quarter is indeed a bit tough... So according to your logic, should there be a rebound in January? History repeating? Bro, are you betting on probabilities or truly believing in this cycle theory? If this Q1 really turns green, I’ll go all in on spot. It's the same story again... But I have to admit, it does seem to fit quite well.

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BlockchainGriller

· 01-19 03:00

Talking about historical patterns again? Can this Q4 red and Q1 green really repeat? It feels a bit uncertain this time.

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LeekCutter

· 01-19 02:48

Are you here again to hype the historical cycle theory? I think once this kind of pattern is exposed, it should become invalid. Aren't there many record-breaking events? Saying they all fail without exception is just wrong. A strong Q4 doesn't necessarily mean Q1 will be green. Could this time be a special case? No hype, no blackening; you can't trust these patterns too blindly. Where's the chart? Why is there no data to support it? Just talking without evidence? History repeats, but the market has changed early on. Don't fall for the tricks, everyone. This logical flaw is quite big. After thinking about it, it's better to be cautious.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-19 02:42

You always say that, is this time really the one? --- Red in the fourth quarter, green in the first quarter? Bro, your pattern is too absolute. --- History repeats but the market has changed, don’t be fooled by the套路. --- Always sounds ridiculous without exception, there’s always an exception that one time. --- Wait, can this logic work this year? --- Here we go again, seasonal套路, how can anyone still believe it? --- Red and green rotation sounds comfortable, but I bet it will fail. --- The more absolute this pattern sounds, the more dangerous it is. Be careful.

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