The Ethereum PoS network's exit queue has dropped to about 527,000 ETH, while the entry queue has risen to about 150,000 ETH. This summary is generated by AI. As of August 4, the exit queue for the Ethereum PoS network has 527,128 ETH, a decrease from yesterday, with a waiting time of about 9 days and 4 hours. Meanwhile, the ETH waiting to join the network is 149,701, valued at $529 million, with an expected activation latency of about 2 days and 14 hours. This reflects a struggle in the market between stakers locking in profits and new funds getting on board. According to BlockBeats news on August 4, data from the validator queue tracking website shows that the current exit queue for the Ethereum PoS network is reported at 527,128 ETH, down from nearly 560,000 ETH yesterday, valued at approximately $1.862 billion, with a recent peak of 744,000 ETH, and the current exit waiting time is about 9 days and 4 hours. Meanwhile, the ETH waiting to join the network is about 149,701, an increase from yesterday's 123,000 ETH, valued at approximately $529 million, with an expected activation latency of about 2 days and 14 hours. Previous reports indicate that this situation reflects the presence of two opposing forces in the market: on one hand, some stakers may choose to lock in profits after Ethereum's rebound of over 160% since the low in April, leading to a surge in the exit queue; on the other hand, new funds driven by favourable regulatory news and institutional demand are also pushing up the entry queue, as public companies like SharpLink Gaming and BitMine Immersion increase their holdings of ETH and stake.