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According to ChainCatcher, data from validator queue tracking websites shows that the current number of ETH waiting to exit staking on the Ethereum PoS network is 2.639 million, with a waiting period of 45 days and 15 hours; the number of ETH in the staking entry queue is 620,000, with a waiting period of 10 days and 18 hours. Previously, staking service provider Kiln announced that after SwissBorg suffered a hack resulting in a loss of approximately $41 million worth of SOL, it will initiate an orderly exit of all Ethereum validator nodes on September 10, 2025. The process is expected to take 10 to 42 days to complete, with withdrawals requiring an additional 9 days. This is a precautionary measure to ensure asset security. The Kiln team stated that rewards will still be earned during the exit period, and there are currently no signs of other fund losses. Some services have been suspended and infrastructure is being reinforced. A detailed report will be released after the process. The team emphasized that exiting validator nodes is a responsible measure to protect stakers' security, and they are closely monitoring the entire process to ensure the safety and reliability of the service.

ChainCatcher reported that crypto KOL Ansem posted on social media, stating, "One of Solana's weaknesses compared to Ethereum is DeFi activity. If Multicoin co-founder Kyle Samani and others can allocate funds from these SOL treasuries (DAT) into DeFi protocols, it would be very bullish." He hopes to see other tokens in the Solana ecosystem, besides Meme coins, perform well. Many excellent teams already have their own tokens, and PUMP is a good sign." Placeholder VC partner Chris Burniske agreed with Ansem's view, stating that SOL digital asset treasuries (DAT) will boost the ecosystem and generate returns that ETFs cannot match.