Circle is kicked out of the Russell index—panic at 17! Is support at
$ETH in danger?
The Fear & Greed Index is only 17: extreme fear. Circle has been removed from the Russell Growth Index; in Q2, crypto hackers lost $780 million, and bearish news keeps coming one after another.
And as the cornerstone of the entire DeFi ecosystem,
$ETH is facing its toughest test. On-chain TVL is shrinking, staking yields are falling, and capital continues to flow out—amid the panic,
$ETH is more fragile than
$BTC .
CoinRadar has just updated its quantitative score for
$ETH :
- Trend score: 5.9/10. Downward momentum is slowing, but a bottom has not yet been confirmed
- Confirmation score: +3.2/10. It hasn’t entered CoinRadar’s observation range yet, and any rebound signals are very weak
- Position recommendation: 15% (with panic worsening and the confirmation score below +3, only a very small position is for watching—never go heavy)
- Key levels: $3,150-$3,200 is an important support zone. If it breaks, price may dip toward $2,980-$2,850. Only if it holds above $3,320 will short-term pressure ease
At its core, the Circle event is a short-term regulatory compliance shock and does not change Ethereum’s long-term position as a smart contract platform. But in the short term, capital outflows from the DeFi sector are dragging on
$ETH . Smart money won’t rush into the battlefield right now.
I won’t enter while the confirmation score is below +3. I’ll wait patiently for the Fear & Greed Index to rebound above 25, and for
$ETH ’s confirmation score to break above +5—that’s the safer left-side entry signal.
Will you bottom-fish
$ETH in fear, or wait for right-side confirmation signals?
(Risk warning: quantitative scoring is for learning reference only and does not constitute investment advice. The market involves risk; trade cautiously.)
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