Ethereum Staking at 41.14 Million ETH, APR 2.64%

The Ethereum staking market is experiencing a decrease in deposits, with a continuous net outflow over the past week. As of the 27th, the total amount staked on the Ethereum network is 41,142,484 ETH, accounting for 33.03% of the total supply. Since the Shanghai upgrade, the cumulative net inflow has reached 19,018,833 ETH, while the net inflow excluding rewards is recorded at 23,009,176 ETH. From July 20 to 26, the newly deposited ETH amounted to 22,386 ETH, with inflows of 6,080 ETH and 4,041 ETH on the 23rd and 21st, respectively. During the same period, reward withdrawals totaled 14,161 ETH, and principal withdrawals reached 78,098 ETH, indicating a continued trend of outflows. The overall net change is approximately -69,873 ETH, as principal withdrawals have exceeded new deposits, leading to ongoing net outflows. The annual percentage rate (APR) for Ethereum staking fluctuates between 2.64% and 2.65%. Currently, there are 885,644 active validators, with 2,486,019 ETH waiting in the staking queue, which is expected to have a waiting time of about 43 days and 4 hours. There are 0 ETH in the exit queue, and the average sweep delay is 7.7 days. Lido holds 8,586,017 ETH, maintaining a maximum market share of 20.8%, followed by Binance with 327,993 ETH (7.9%) and EtherFi with 1,663,521 ETH (4.0%).

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