Data: ETH2.0 net stake increased by 870,000 in the past week

Binance News · 2023-06-05T07:30:20.000Z

Token.unlocks data shows that the current total amount of ETH2.0 pledged across the entire network is 19.29 million ETH, with a pledge rate of 15.86%; since the Shanghai upgrade, the cumulative deposit amount is 6.07 million ETH, last week’s data was 5.09 million, and 98 new deposits were added in the past week Ten thousand; the cumulative withdrawal of 3 million ETH was 2.89 million; the total net pledge amount increased by 3.07 million ETH, compared with 2.2 million last week, and 870,000 ETH was added in the past week. The largest contributor was the crypto lending platform Celsius, which pledged a total of nearly 400,000 ETH on June 1 and June 2. In addition, Etherscan data shows that the number of active addresses on the Ethereum network in the past week was 2,932,484, a month-on-month increase of 6.2%; the block reward income was 5,135 ETH, a month-on-month decrease of 18.2%; the weekly ETH destruction volume reached 25,325, a month-on-month decrease of 9.3%. (Daily Planet)

Token.unlocks data shows that the total amount of ETH2.0 pledged in the entire network is 19.29 million ETH, with a pledge rate of 15.86%; since the Shanghai upgrade, the cumulative deposits are 6.07 million ETH, last week's data was 5.09 million, and 980,000 have been added in the past week; the cumulative withdrawals are 3 million ETH, last week's data was 2.89 million; the total net pledged amount increased by 3.07 million ETH, last week's data was 2.2 million, and 870,000 ETH were added in the past week. The biggest contributor is the crypto lending platform Celsius, which pledged a total of nearly 400,000 ETH on June 1 and June 2.
In addition, Etherscan data shows that the number of active addresses on the Ethereum network was 2,932,484 in the past week, up 6.2% from the previous month; the block reward income was 5,135 ETH, down 18.2% from the previous month; and the weekly ETH destruction reached 25,325, down 9.3% from the previous month. (Planet Daily)