Ethereum Shanghai Upgrade Successfully Completed! Introduction to Two Practical ETH Staking Unlock Data Websites

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Ethereum Shanghai Upgrade Successfully Completed! Introduction to Two Practical ETH Staking Unlock Data Websites

With the successful completion of the Ethereum Shanghai upgrade this morning, ETH under staking is finally available for withdrawal. This article will introduce two useful data observation websites, Token Unlocks and Nansen, allowing you to quickly obtain relevant data on ETH staking unlocks.

Introduction to ETH Staking Unlock Websites

1.Token Unlocks: Shanghai Upgrade Page

Token Unlocks is a website where you can check the unlock schedule for various cryptocurrencies. For this upgrade, they have created an additional "ETH Shanghai" page.

At the top of the page, you can see data such as "Total Deposit Amount," "ETH Amount Waiting for Withdrawal," and "Expected Withdrawal Amount." On the left side, there are data on "Staking APR" and "Net Staked Amount" by subtracting the withdrawal from the deposit.

Furthermore, the chart below shows the withdrawal status for the day, and from the withdrawal categories, it can be seen that most users withdraw ETH from staking rewards rather than staking principal.

Note: After the upgrade, validators of the Ethereum beacon chain can choose to stop running the validation node for a "Full Withdrawal" when retrieving staked ETH or only withdraw a part exceeding 32 ETH, including rewards, for a "Partial Withdrawal."

2.Nansen: Shanghai Upgrade Dashboard

The on-chain data website Nansen has also created a page open to everyone to view during the Shanghai upgrade, providing more detailed information compared to Token Unlocks.

This page is divided into two parts based on deposit and withdrawal data. In the deposit section, in addition to the data available on Token Unlocks, there are additional data such as "ETH Staking Ratio," "24-Hour Staking Change," and "Average Staking Price."

It also includes data on ETH stakers, with Lido Finance accounting for approximately 24.3% of the staked ETH, around 5.86 million tokens, ranking first, while Coinbase is second with 12.7%.

For the withdrawal section, it shows the number of ETH tokens and validators preparing to completely exit, ceasing the operation of the validation node.

Moreover, Nansen has organized the organizations currently withdrawing, with the exchange Huobi being the major withdrawal organization at 28.7%, followed by asset allocation organization PieDAO.

The above are two useful Ethereum staking unlock websites. If you need to quickly view related data, it is recommended to use Token Unlocks, which lists all the key data on a single page. If you need to view more detailed information, such as the address of individual withdrawers, the amount withdrawn, and the distribution of staking prices, you can use Nansen.

Additionally, since the Shanghai upgrade, the withdrawal amount of ETH has reached nearly 57,000 tokens, and the staked amount has decreased by 0.12%. However, despite ongoing ETH withdrawals, the impact on the price seems minimal, with ETH price actually rising by approximately 2% today.