#ETH staking platforms dump 70,000 ETH.#
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Overview
Currently, the amount locked in ETH staking platforms has declined, decreasing by 70,000 ETH since late November last year. Lido's staked ETH has decreased by 160,000 ETH. Despite this, Lido remains dominant, holding 9.64 million staked ETH, representing 69.96%. Binance's liquid staking platform has added 150,000 ETH in the past 36 days, while Rocket Pool has experienced continuous outflows. Currently, these LSD platforms lock 13.78 million ETH, representing 11.44% of ETH's circulating supply. Changes in user preferences and competition have raised questions about the future development of LSDs.
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Analysis
The amount of ETH held by liquid staking platforms has decreased by 70,000 since the end of November last year, and the total amount of ETH locked in these platforms is now below the record level at the end of November. Despite this, approximately 13.78 million ETH are still locked in liquid staking platforms, representing 11.44% of the circulating supply of ETH. Among them, Lido still dominates, but has seen a decrease of 160,000 ETH since last November, while Binance's platform has added 150,000 ETH in the past 36 days. Rocket Pool has experienced continuous outflows, losing 479,374 ETH from October 29th to the end of November, and has further decreased by 7,743 ETH in the past 36 days. Changes in user preferences and competition have raised questions about the future of LSD, and the overall decline in ETH locked reflects potential market hesitation.
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Classic Views
The amount of ETH locked on liquid staking platforms has declined since late November, reflecting potential market hesitation towards LSDs.
Lido remains the dominant platform, but its staked ETH has decreased by 160,000 since November.
Binance's liquid staking platform has added 150,000 ETH in the past 36 days, demonstrating its appeal.
Rocket Pool has experienced consistent outflows, indicating user preference for different platforms.