Circle kicked out of the Russell Index! Panic hits 17—why is
$POL still on the hot search?
The Fear & Greed Index is only 17, indicating extreme panic.
$BTC has fallen to $59,250. Circle was removed from the Russell Growth Index, and bearish news has come one after another.
But on Binance’s Plaza 6-hour search ranking,
$POL has appeared in the trending searches against the odds. While others are cutting DeFi positions in panic, someone is searching for Polygon ecosystem underlying tokens.
CoinRadar’s system has just updated the quantitative score for
$POL :
- Trend score: 6.8/10. Downward momentum is weakening, and signs of short-term stabilization are increasing
- Confirmation score: +4.7/10. It has entered CoinRadar’s observation range, with the first signs of a left-side rebound signal
- Positioning suggestion: 20% (since panic hasn’t faded, you can only test with position sizing—never go all-in)
- Key levels: If it holds above $0.42, look for $0.46–$0.48; a pullback to the $0.38–$0.40 range can be viewed as short-term support
Circle’s removal from the Russell Index is like pouring cold water on the stablecoin track. But as one of Ethereum’s largest L2 ecosystems, Polygon’s value anchor for
$POL isn’t only tied to stablecoins. zkEVM upgrades, the AggLayer aggregation layer, and on-chain activity from DEX and NFT trading all keep
$POL in focus even amid panic.
I won’t load up heavily right now. The confirmation score is just approaching +5, and left-side risks are still present. A more suitable time is when the Fear & Greed Index rebounds from 17 to above 25, and when
$POL ’s confirmation score stabilizes at +5, then consider adding to the position.
Will the Polygon ecosystem be dragged down by the Circle incident, or will it be among the first to repair after the panic?
(Risk warning: quantitative scores are for learning reference only and do not constitute investment advice. The market is risky—trade with caution.)
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