Ethereum Nearly 2.88 million ETH are currently in the staking queue, with a 50-day wait to join
According to data from beaconcha.in reported by Svmuu, there are approximately 2.8841 million ETH in the Ethereum's entry queue awaiting staking. Based on the rate of processing 256 validators per epoch, new participants will need to wait 50 days and 2 hours before they can officially begin staking.The exit queue contains only 89,800 ETH, with an exit wait time of 1 day and 13 hours; it takes an additional 7.7 days for funds to be automatically withdrawn.Currently, there are approximately 888,000 active validators across the network, with a total of 39.5 million ETH staked, accounting for 32.45% of the total ETH supply. The current annualized staking yield is 2.74%.
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