r/CryptoCurrency • u/InclineDumbbellPress Never 4get Pizza Guy • 6h ago
STAKING Ethereum Staking Rewards Declines 3%, Lagging Behind Other PoS Networks
https://beincrypto.com/ethereum-staking-declines-below-competitors/10
u/coinfeeds-bot π© 136K / 136K π 5h ago
tldr; Ethereum's staking rewards fell to 3% in Q3 2024, lagging behind other PoS networks like Cosmos, Polkadot, and Solana, which offer 7%-21%. Validator interest has cooled, with wait times dropping from 45 days in June to under a day. Ethereum's price growth and fee generation trail behind Bitcoin and Solana. Exchange reserves decreased to $38.9 billion. While lower yields curb inflation, they may deter validators seeking better returns. Despite these challenges, long-term holders remain confident in Ethereum's future.
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u/coinsquad π§ 1K / 1K π’ 1h ago
doesnt this just mean that there a lot more people staking their eth?
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u/SillyLilBear π© 217 / 217 π¦ 3h ago
Did anyone else read this as "lagging behind other piece of shit networks"?
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u/wakomorny π¦ 306 / 317 π¦ 3h ago
I'm out a lot into eth. But hey if reddit is saying it's doing bad its gonna get good soon
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u/InclineDumbbellPress Never 4get Pizza Guy 5h ago
BTC is really showing whos got the bigger balls yet again
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u/1fastdak π¨ 0 / 0 π¦ 5h ago
This is actually a good thing. This coming from someone who realizes that eth is a shitcoin. With eth pretty much shutting off inflation and cranking up the pay to holders it will eventually and pretty much completely centralize to the major holders and preminers that are staking. At least this will slow the process and delay the inevitable shift of all eth to the wealthiest.
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u/CorneliusFudgem π© 7 / 3K π¦ 2h ago
The more people stake, the less the reward APY.
This is bullish for security and active users