Can there be a naturally occuring superfluid?

Is there any way for a planet to host, even a tiny amount, of matter in a superfluid form, without outside intervention, given that Helium-4 becomes a superfluid below 2.17K, and that according to this answer, the lowest possible stable temperature is 2.7k (background radiation temperature)?

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