CryptoQuant’s data revealed that more than 500K ETH was staked in the first half of June, pushing the total locked amount to a new all-time high of over 35M ETH. Holders with no history of selling (accumulation addresses) also reached an all-time high of 22.8M ETH.

Data from Dune analytics also confirmed there were nearly 1.1M validators, with netflows of 13.9M ETH (16.9M ETH excluding rewards) since Shanghai. The data also confirmed that about 28.33% of all ETH in circulation was staked, and Ethereum’s economic security, the total dollar value of staked ETH, exceeded $91 billion.

Lido tops staking provider list as seven ETH stakers hold 1M+ ETH

Dune’s data revealed Lido was the largest staking provider, holding 9.02 million ETH through 282K validators. The data also showed that the amount of staked ETH declined by 0.65% over the past month, accounting for 25.6% (-0.65%) of the total market share.

The amount of staked ETH on Lido dropped by 1% (92.83K ETH) over the past 30 days and by 8% over the past six months, with a total of 833K ETH earned.

Binance followed with a market share of 7.5% (2.65M ETH) of the staked ETH supply being held through 83K validators. The amount of staked ETH increased by 6% in the past month and 37% over the past six months, with 202K ETH earned.

Coinbase was third with a market share of roughly 7.4% (2.59M ETH) held through 81K validators. Overall, the market share dropped by 0.26%, decreased by 2.0% over the past month, and decreased by 27% over six months. Slightly more than 400K was earned.

Dune’s data also confirmed that ether.fi (2.3M ETH), Kiln (1.5M ETH), Kraken (~1.2M ETH), and Figment (1.03M ETH) completed the list of the top seven exchanges with over a million staked ETH. They had market shares of 6.6%, 4.3%, 3.4%, and 3.0%, respectively. The four exchanges earned a combined total of 359K ETH.

“Although liquid staking solutions suggest conviction is growing for Ethereum…People are maybe expecting the price to go up in the future, and therefore feeling more confident in terms of holding the asset.”

–Carlos Guzman, a Research Analyst at GSR

Coinbase becomes Ethereum’s largest node operator

Coinbase also reported that its validators had an average uptime of 99.75%, outperforming their target of 99% uptime without compromising security standards. The exchange attributed the performance to an upgrade implemented in 2024, which allowed the exchange to keep validators running while performing beacon node maintenance. Coinbase validators’ participation rate was also at 99.75%, exceeding the network average of 99.52%.

The Coinbase team said the company distributed its validators across several regions to help maintain a “truly distributed” and decentralized Ethereum blockchain. The team added that Coinbase’s validators operate in Japan, Singapore, Ireland, Germany, and Hong Kong.

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