The Ethereum PoS staking queue has shown an interesting contrast. Currently, the amount of ETH withdrawing from the network has shrunk to 80,000, indicating that many stakers have temporarily given up on withdrawing. On the other hand, the ETH waiting to enter the staking queue has surpassed 1 million, with fresh liquidity eager to participate. What is driving this behind the scenes? Looking at the ETH price trend makes it clear—since reaching a high of $4,700 in mid-September, the price has fallen to $3,100, a total decline of 34%. Under the market environment of price pressure, the attractiveness of staking yields seems to be weakening, but large-scale liquidity is still queuing to enter. This strategic game reflects different judgments among market participants about Ethereum's long-term value.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 01-07 04:55
This wave of big players entering is really impressive. They dare to invest even after a 34% drop—either they are gamblers or they truly believe in Ethereum.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-07 00:59
Hmm, this wave is indeed interesting. People are leaving while others are entering. It looks like someone is trying to buy the dip.
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FlippedSignal
· 01-06 01:53
One million ETH are in line. Is this a genuine show of confidence or just a gamble?
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StableCoinKaren
· 01-05 17:15
A 34% drop and people are still queuing to enter. Are these folks truly committed or just gamblers' mentality?
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-04 05:51
Falling so hard, yet still daring to push in—either truly believing in Ethereum or truly brave.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 01-04 05:50
This contrast is truly remarkable; the big players are still frantically queuing up to enter the market.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 01-04 05:50
Down 34%, and people are still lining up to buy? Are these folks really gambling addicts or do they truly believe in ETH's long-term potential? I think it's just about buying cheap to scoop the bottom, waiting for a rebound to sell, staking yields are just a small amount of money.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-04 05:36
This logic is a bit crazy. Someone still rushing in after a 34% drop? Are they all betting on the bottom?
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 01-04 05:34
With the price of the coin dropping like this, there are still people lining up to buy. Either they truly believe in Ethereum, or they have a gambler's mentality... I really don't quite understand it.
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 01-04 05:24
Haha, this is what you call accumulating at a low point. I, this paper hand, want to buy the dip again.
The Ethereum PoS staking queue has shown an interesting contrast. Currently, the amount of ETH withdrawing from the network has shrunk to 80,000, indicating that many stakers have temporarily given up on withdrawing. On the other hand, the ETH waiting to enter the staking queue has surpassed 1 million, with fresh liquidity eager to participate. What is driving this behind the scenes? Looking at the ETH price trend makes it clear—since reaching a high of $4,700 in mid-September, the price has fallen to $3,100, a total decline of 34%. Under the market environment of price pressure, the attractiveness of staking yields seems to be weakening, but large-scale liquidity is still queuing to enter. This strategic game reflects different judgments among market participants about Ethereum's long-term value.