ETH USERS STAKE 28.9% OF SUPPLY, SIGNAL ‘LONG-TERM’ CONFIDENCE 📈

in LeoFinance3 months ago

According to the data by onchain data provider IntoTheBlock, almost a third of all Ether has been staked as tokenholders show long-term interest in the crypto assets and the rewards they can attain.

On October 8, onchain data provider IntoTheBlock said that 28.9% of all Ether had been staked. The data platform also highlighted that in January, the percentage of ETH stake was at 23.8%, which means that an additional 5.1% of all ETH was staked in the last 10 months. IntoTheBlock also highlighted that 15.3% of staked ETH had been staked for over three years. The data provider said that this is a strong signal of “long-term confidence” in the future of Ethereum.

**IMPACT ON PRICE OF ETHER DUE TO INCREASE IN STAKING📉**

Despite the increase in staking of ETH, the prices of many crypto assets have declined. Ether showed great strength in the first half of 2024; the token’s price faced challenges in October.
ETH reached its yearly high on March 12, trading above $4,000, but it has dripped around 40% since then, and the current price is hovering around $2,400.

**LOWERING SOLO-STAKING REQUIREMENTS 📊**

To stake Ethereum, the holders need 32 ETH, worth almost $80,000. On October 3, the Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin joined a discussion on X about solo staking, and he recognised the importance of lowering the minimum ETH requirements to earn by staking alone. Although a lot of staking pools are available for users with fewer funds, Vitalik recognised that lowering it might increase participation in staking.



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