The snatch squad will be waiting to grab him is he takes a foot off the doorstep.
I suspect that he might be pushed by the Ecuadorian consul......I think it might just be sinking in that their hopes of gaining traction on a proposed commercial treaty with the EU just might be a little more tenuous in their present diplomatic position with Britain and Sweden, not to mention the refusal of the United States and Canada to support the OAS. I would not be at all surprised if the US and Canada have not had rather more to say privately to Ecuador than we are aware of.
While the granting of asylum might be good for diverting attention from Ecuador's current attacks on Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Press in its own country, and it plays well to the SA peanut gallery and the notion of standing up to colonialism (lol), the wider political and economic realities of such a move and alienating their biggest potential trading partners was probably initially lost on them, I suspect that in the last few days this has been pointed out.
I think the likelihood of Julian Assange reaching Ecuadorian soil is pretty remote and this is all simply another sideshow.