https://ethmrc.com/tags/glamsterdam/Recent content in Glamsterdam on Ethereum Market Research CenterHugoen-usTue, 21 Apr 2026 09:00:00 +0000https://ethmrc.com/stakefish-state-of-ethereum-2026/Tue, 21 Apr 2026 09:00:00 +0000https://ethmrc.com/stakefish-state-of-ethereum-2026/<p>stakefish&rsquo;s mid-year reading of Ethereum&rsquo;s network state captures a system in transition: more capital, more validators, more institutional infrastructure — and <em>compressing yield</em> as the natural consequence.</p> <p>The headline metrics are staggering. Roughly 37 million ETH is now staked, comfortably above 30% of supply, distributed across more than 900,000 active validators. The validator entry queue peaked at 71 days in February as institutional capital surged in. Staking APR has compressed to 2.8–3.3%, down from above 5% in early 2023 when the staked supply was less than half today&rsquo;s level.</p>https://ethmrc.com/ethereum-ecosystem-2026-defi/Wed, 04 Mar 2026 09:00:00 -0500https://ethmrc.com/ethereum-ecosystem-2026-defi/<p>A data-driven look at how Ethereum has transformed since 2024. EIP-4844 cut Layer 2 transaction costs by 90%+, spot ETH ETFs pulled in $9.8 billion of net inflows during 2025, roughly 33% of ETH supply is now staked, and stablecoins on Ethereum crossed $158 billion. The report also previews the H1 2026 Glamsterdam upgrade — parallel execution, native account abstraction, and 100M+ gas per block — and lays out a practical L2 selection guide for builders and users.</p>