Ethereum Proposal Aims to Enhance Validator Exit Efficiency

According to Odaily, Ethereum researcher mikeneuder.eth has introduced EIP-7922, a proposal designed to improve the flexibility and efficiency of the validator exit queue while maintaining system security. Currently, Ethereum employs a fixed exit limit of approximately 16 exits per epoch, which ensures economic security by controlling the number of exits and preventing a decline in security. However, during periods of increased exit demand, validators face prolonged waiting times, leading to liquidity risks and higher capital costs. EIP-7922 suggests dynamically adjusting the exit volume based on recent actual exit activity, replacing the fixed limit. The proposal is currently in the draft stage.