ETH Staking Statistics and Withdrawal Profile Bring Sub-$1,850 into View
On Sunday, ETH defied the general market trend. Over the weekend, staking inflows decreased to their lowest level since mid-April, sending bearish signals.

On Sunday, Ethereum (ETH) decreased by 0.16%. ETH dropped 0.73% on Saturday before dropping 1.00% by the end of the week to $1,890. ETH avoided sub-$1,850 for the second time in five sessions despite the gloomy session.
ETH dropped to an early low of $1,885 following a gloomy start to the day. ETH increased to a high of $1,915, avoiding the First Major Support Level (S1) at $1,880. When ETH reached $1,908, it overcame the First Major Resistance Level (R1) before reversing course and dropping below the $1,900 mark.
Continued Weighing of Staking Statistics and Withdrawal Profile
Staking inflows decreased from 63,456 ETH on Saturday to 22,272 ETH on Sunday, according to CryptoQuant. Staking inflows were at their lowest point since mid-April due to the sudden decrease.
Due to the decline in staking inflows and subsequent decline in the net staking balance, the total amount staked increased more gradually.
With main withdrawals above average levels, the overnight withdrawal profile was bearish. Principal withdrawals are anticipated to stay high, and withdrawal estimates for the morning session are still pessimistic.
The net ETH staking balance fell by 76.9% on Saturday to a surplus of 54,280 ETH, or $103.51 million. There were 65,720 ETH in total deposits and 11,450 ETH in withdrawals.
TokenUnlocks reports that the entire amount of pending withdrawals was 61,070 ETH, or roughly $96.04 million. It is noteworthy that the staking APR was 8.45%, down 0.59% from the previous day.
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