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"Ethereum staking inflows surge… new deposits surpass withdrawals after 6 months"
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- CryptoNews reported that in the Ethereum (ETH) staking market, new deposits have again surpassed withdrawals for the first time in six months.
- The increase in staking inflows is said to be interpreted as a sign of easing short-term selling pressure and a recovery of medium- to long-term holding intent.
- It reported that treasury firms' demand expansion is also a cause, noting that Bitmain staked an additional roughly 342,000 ETH over the past two days.
- The article was summarized using an artificial intelligence-based language model.
- Due to the nature of the technology, key content in the text may be excluded or different from the facts.
New deposit volumes have exceeded withdrawal volumes in the Ethereum (ETH) staking market for the first time in six months. This is interpreted as a sign that validators' medium- to long-term confidence is recovering ahead of the year-end.
According to crypto asset (cryptocurrency) outlet CryptoNews on the 29th, based on Ethereum validator queue data, the current staking entrance queue is about 745,619 ETH, with an average waiting time of around 13 days. On the other hand, the withdrawal queue is about 360,518 ETH, and the waiting period has shortened to about 8 days.
This contrasts with the recent months' trend in which withdrawals exceeded new deposits. Over the weekend, the two queues temporarily converged at around 460,000 ETH, after which the entrance queue quickly increased. Some observers say that if the current trend continues, the withdrawal queue could soon approach virtually 'zero.'
Under Ethereum's proof-of-stake (PoS) structure, validators must deposit assets to participate in the network. Thus, an increase in staking inflows is interpreted as an indicator reflecting the easing of short-term selling pressure and a renewed willingness to hold in the medium to long term. Conversely, increases in withdrawals have been viewed as a signal of expanded selling potential.
Market participants say that if the shrinkage of the withdrawal queue continues, the selling pressure that had persisted into the start of the year could ease, contributing to a recovery in market stability.
Meanwhile, some analysts point to increased demand from digital asset treasury firms as a reason for the rise in staking inflows. According to on-chain analysis account Lookonchain, Bitmain recently staked an additional roughly 342,000 ETH (about $1 billion) over the past two days.
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