⏳ CRITICAL 4-Hour Signal: Did USDT Just Flash an Undeniable Buy Window?
The Core Zone: $0.9990–$1.0010 Don’t bother trading here. The price is at the peg, and any tiny profit gets eaten up by transaction fees. Volume is just background noise—nothing interesting.
2. Discount Entry Zone: $0.9950–$0.9985 Now you’re in business. If USDT drops into this range, it usually means there’s a bit of panic or someone really wants dollars fast. Arbitrage traders see this as a low-risk buy—the system is designed to push the price right back up to $1.00. The further it drops, the juicier the profit. Watch for the RSI to tank below 30 and volume to spike—both signs people are dumping USDT.
3. Premium Exit Zone: $1.0015–$1.0050 If USDT trades up here, you’ve got high demand—often during a crypto sell-off when everyone’s scrambling for stablecoins. That’s your cue to sell or convert back to cash. Arbitrageurs will step in, selling USDT or minting more, driving the price back down to $1.00. Look for the RSI to shoot over 70 and volume to surge. And finally, risk management. If USDT ever breaks down and sinks below $0.9900 for any length of time, that’s a red flag. It means the peg mechanism is failing, and confidence is gone. At that point, it’s best to get out—fast. The core promise of USDT is stability, and if that’s gone, all bets are off.