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Home»Altcoins»The last time the exit queue was flipped, it was at a 120% increase in Ether price.

The last time the exit queue was flipped, it was at a 120% increase in Ether price.

Altcoins By Gavin30/12/2025
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Ether (ETHThe queue of ETH waiting to be staked is now larger than the one for ETH waiting to unstake, a situation that was previously associated with massive ETH price increases. 

The key takeaways

  • The Ethereum staking line is longer than the exit queue. This has historically led to large ETH price increases.

  • ETH is bullish over $2,750. Charts suggest a $5,000 goal.

Ethereum validator entry queue surpasses exit queue

Ethereum’s queue of entry has grown to 745 619 ETH, worth $2.2 Billion at current prices. This has surpassed the exit queue For the first time in June, 360 528 ETH (1,06 billion dollars) is now attained.

The network has staked the most Ether ever. validators From Nov. 30 

Related: Ethereum’s TVL could skyrocket ’10X’ in 2026: Sharplink CEO

ValidatorQueue data notes The number of active validators currently exceeds 983 371, and around 35 million ETH, or 29.3%, of total ETH supply, is being staked. 

“Ethereum validator entry queue just flipped exit queue,” DefiIgnas said In a post on Saturday X, add:

“The Pectra upgrade improved staking UX and raised maximum validator limits, making restaking easier for large balances.”

Number of Ether waiting in line for entry or exit. Source: Validator Queue

Most validators want to keep their ETH and reduce the pressure on sell-side.

“ETH validator entry queue is now bigger than the exit queue, for the first time in six months,” Abdul, the Monad Foundation’s head defi wrote On Sunday, I added:

“The last time this happened in June, ETH doubled in price shortly after.”

Data from TradingView This chart shows the two last times that the amount of ETH that was waiting to stake exceeded the amount that had not been staked. These events occurred in June and March, just before Ether prices rose by 90 and 126% respectively.

The price of ETH could reach $5,000 by 2026 if history repeats. increased stakingIncreased network activity lower transaction fees. 

Ether 2024’s fractal set targets $5,000 in ETH prices

Ether’s current structure resembles closely the set-up that ignited its price rise in Q4 2024. 

This chart shows that price movement in the range of $2,260 to $2,750 is similar to the action seen between July 2024 and the end of the year.

The price rose 74.5% in December 2020 to reach $4,100 after the price had risen above the upper range of $2,750.

Weekly chart of ETH/USD. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView

The ETH/USD pairs could rise by 75% from current levels to $5,120 if prices hold above $2,750. This rally was a result of a similar setup technical in 2024.

Titan of Crypto is a cryptocurrency investor and trader wrote You can also find out more about us here. “ETH has already retraced 61.8% from its last impulsive move,” Additionally, it’s at a price level that often causes a reaction as we saw in mid-2024. 

“He added”

“$2,750 is the key level to watch over the coming weeks.”

Weekly chart of ETH/USD Titan of Crypto

Cointelegraph reportedEther’s ascent to new highs by 2026 is in doubt or could even be called into question. “bull trap,” According to some leading industry figures

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