The Ethereum staking queue has reached its lowest level in four weeks, raising concerns about a possible exodus of sales. However, the pressure is mitigated thanks to the buying out and holdings of institutions such as Ethereum treasuries and ETH ETFs, which maintain staked assets to earn returns. Additionally, the possible launch of an ETH staking ETF is anticipated, with the SEC setting April 2026 as the deadline, although some analysts, like Axel Bitblaze, expect an approval as early as October 2025.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
The Ethereum staking queue has reached its lowest level in four weeks, raising concerns about a possible exodus of sales. However, the pressure is mitigated thanks to the buying out and holdings of institutions such as Ethereum treasuries and ETH ETFs, which maintain staked assets to earn returns. Additionally, the possible launch of an ETH staking ETF is anticipated, with the SEC setting April 2026 as the deadline, although some analysts, like Axel Bitblaze, expect an approval as early as October 2025.