Ethereum PoS Network Exit Queue Decreases to Around 966,000 ETH, Entry Queue Increases to Around 773,000 ETH
BlockBeats News, August 31st, according to the Validator Queue tracking website validatorqueue data, the current Ethereum PoS network exit queue is temporarily reported to be 966,000 ETH. Calculated at the current price, approximately $4.25 billion worth of ETH is exiting the PoS network, with a withdrawal delay currently reported at 16 days and 19 hours.
At the same time, there is an increasing demand for staking activations by new validators. The current entry queue is at 773,000 ETH, worth around $3.4 billion, with an entry queue waiting time of 13 days and 10 hours.
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