ETH about to unlock

Staked ETH can't be sold until it leaves the exit queue, and the chain says exactly when that happens. So the queue is a calendar of supply about to be free to sell: see how much unlocks each day, and who's leaving, before it moves.

ETH in the exit queue

Withdrawable in the next 7 days

ETH waiting to enter (entry queue)

The queue runs until

The calendarETH becoming withdrawable per day, and the running total

A validator's balance becomes withdrawable on the date shown; the chain then pays it to the withdrawal address on its next withdrawal sweep, which visits validators in turn - typically days later. The entry queue is ETH deposited to start staking, waiting its turn - the other side of the flow.

Who is leavingthe largest withdrawal addresses in the queue

Withdrawal address	ETH exiting	Validators	Share of the queue

An address can be a staking pool, an exchange, a custodian or a single holder - the chain shows where the ETH goes, not who owns it.

Unlocked isn't sold

Much of it is restaked or simply held. This shows when supply can move, not that it will.

Read from the chain

Every figure comes from the beacon chain's finalized state, timed with the chain's own genesis and slot length. The queue changes daily as validators join it - read the date of the snapshot.

What is not counted

Partial withdrawals of rewards and stake consolidations between validators are shown separately; they are not exits. Not financial advice.