By the end of December, approximately 1.5 million ETH will be unstaked.
Jinse Finance reported, citing ValidatorQueue data from Cointelegraph, that by the end of December this year, a total of approximately 1.5 million ETH are expected to complete unstaking. It is noted that the volume of withdrawals has surged recently, with a significant upward trend in the exit queue since September, and it currently remains at a high and volatile level. Industry analysts believe that this round of concentrated withdrawals may be related to institutional rebalancing, adjustments by staking service providers, and market fluctuations, with the specific impact still requiring ongoing observation.
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