Ethereum Devs Confirm ETH Staking Withdrawals Pushed to April
Ethereum’s eagerly anticipated Shanghai upgrade, which will enable the withdrawal of staked ETH, will likely occur in the first two weeks of April.
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Ethereum’s eagerly anticipated Shanghai upgrade, which will enable the withdrawal of staked ETH, will likely occur in the first two weeks of April.
The upgrade on the Zhejiang testnet was the first of three dress rehearsals for the much anticipated Shanghai hard fork.
A recent update has revealed an additional development on Ethereum. Besides the much anticipated Shanghai and Capella upgrades coming sometime in March.
As the withdrawal date for unstaking Ethereum closes in, tokens powering various liquid staking protocols are enjoying a hefty rally.
Deutsche Telekom will also be participating in the governance of the StakeWise decentral autonomous organization (DAO).
The Ethereum network has transitioned to proof-of-stake. Ethereum staking is a way ETH investors can earn a reward by locking up their coins.
Stakers have been and will be natural sellers in futures and perpetual futures and the hedging activity will increase as staking yields rise.
Lido Finance has announced plans to offer its ETH staking services across the entire L2 system, as long as specific networks have “demonstrated economic activity.”
Anchorage's new service comes in anticipation of the Ethereum network’s long-promised shift proof-of-stake consensus.