In the past 27 days, approximately 150,000 ETH has flowed into the LSD protocol, of which Lido accounts for 66.66%
According to Bitcoin.com, from May 28th to July 14th, approximately 290,000 ETH flowed into LSD protocols, and in the past 27 days, another 150,000 ETH entered these platforms. During this period, the amount of staked ETH increased from 13.44 million to 13.59 million, valued at $35.46 billion.
Of the recent inflow of 150,000 ETH, Lido accounted for 66.66%. Lido currently holds 9.81 million ETH, commanding 72.23% of the market share. Meanwhile, RocketPool saw an additional inflow of 10,000 ETH, capturing an 8.68% market share. Following closely is Binance's staking platform, which now manages 912,902 ETH, holding a 6.72% market share, while Mantle's holdings have reached approximately 488,734 ETH, with a 3.6% market share.
Coinbase's LSD platform ranks fifth, holding 195,531 ETH, which accounts for 1.44% of the market. Overall, the metrics for liquid staking and validator staking show that over 28% of ETH's circulating supply is being staked, with about 11.3% staked within Ethereum's LSD protocols alone.
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