Ethereum Staking Exit Queue Reaches Unprecedented Levels! Will This Create Selling Pressure for ETH?
There is a noticeable increase in withdrawal and login queues on the Ethereum Proof-of-Stake (PoS) network.
According to Validatorqueue data, the amount of ETH waiting to be withdrawn from the network this week reached 2.4 million, marking the largest validator outflow on record.
This figure corresponds to more than approximately $10 billion, and the exit queue duration is calculated as 41 days and 21 hours.
Meanwhile, the amount of ETH waiting to enter the network is at 501,000. This amount has a market value of approximately $2.25 billion, and the waiting time in the access queue is reported as 8 days and 17 hours.
The surge in pending withdrawals has also raised concerns about possible selling pressure for Ethereum holders.
However, this increase in the exit queue doesn't mean all validators are aiming for profit. Experts note that the $10 billion withdrawal doesn't threaten the stability of the Ethereum network, which still has over a million active validators staking 35.6 million ETH, or 29.4% of the total supply.
According to Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder of blockchain oracle firm RedStone, while the $10 billion withdrawal queue is significant, a large portion of the withdrawn ETH was not sold but redistributed within DeFi.
Speaking to Cointelegraph, Nexo analyst Iliya Kalchev said that despite the increasing validator outflows on Ethereum, ETH’s momentum continues to be driven by institutional inflows via spot ETFs and corporate treasuries.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Bitcoin Updates Today: Bitcoin Breaks Above $112K Amid Fed Policy Shift and ETF Momentum Boosts Institutional Confidence
- Bitcoin surges past $112K driven by Fed rate cuts and institutional ETF adoption. - Fed's 100-basis-point cuts since 2024 and quantitative easing boost crypto liquidity. - U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs inject $3.9T market capitalization while retail demand grows. - $409M in long-position liquidations highlights short-term volatility risks. - 2026 halving event and regulatory shifts remain key long-term price drivers.
Bitcoin News Update: Despite $2.95 Billion in Crypto Liquidations, Blazpay's Presale and Chainlink Partnerships Stand Strong Against Market Volatility
- Crypto markets saw $2.95B in 24-hour liquidations, led by a $6.09M ETH-USD unwind on Hyperliquid, per Coinotag. - 140,507 traders faced margin calls, with short positions dominating losses amid Bitcoin/Ethereum price declines. - Blazpay's $925K presale and Chainlink's institutional partnerships offered rare stability during the sell-off. - $77.5M long liquidations and $15.3M short liquidations in 4 hours highlighted leveraged position fragility. - Analysts warn high-liquidity venues like Bybit/Hyperliqui
TRX News Today: Hybrid Safe Zones Arise: Crypto Holders Balance Risk and Practicality in 2025’s Varied Marketplace
- Crypto market in late 2025 highlights MoonBull ($MOBU), Chainlink ($LINK), and TRON ($TRX) as top assets with distinct growth drivers amid sector consolidation. - MoonBull's Stage 5 presale raised $500K, offering 9,256% projected returns via 95% APY staking and structured tokenomics, positioning it as a hybrid of meme-coin incentives and DeFi utility. - Chainlink ($17.91) stabilizes as a "blue-chip" oracle network, bridging blockchain and traditional finance through institutional-grade infrastructure and
Bitcoin Updates: Bitcoin Breaks Past $112,000 as Investors Turn to Digital Safe Haven
- Bitcoin surged past $112,000 following the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision, driven by geopolitical optimism, institutional interest, and strategic trading. - A seasoned trader, "0xc2a," secured $17 million in profits through Bitcoin and Ethereum long positions, highlighting whale influence on market sentiment. - Trump's planned meeting with Xi Jinping and a $400M influx into Bitcoin's DeFi protocols pushed prices to a 10-day high near $114,000. - Institutional adoption and $10B in Q3 M&A, alongsid
Trending news
MoreCrypto prices
More
