According to ChainCatcher news, data from Token Unlock shows that since Ethereum completed the Shanghai upgrade, 326,000 ETH have been unstaked, and 216,000 ETH have been newly deposited for staking. The net withdrawal amount is approximately 110,000 ETH, valued at about 220 million USD.In addition, there are currently 1.48 million ETH in pending withdrawal status, valued at approximately 3.11 billion USD; the network has a total of about 463,000 validators, of which 29,500 validator nodes have fully withdrawn, while the rest have partially withdrawn. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the hardware wallet OneKey officially stated that it will support the Ethereum Shapella network upgrade without requiring user action. At the same time, the upcoming new version of OneKey will also support ETH staking withdrawal functionality. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Consensys released the "ETH Staking Withdrawal Guide," which mentions that the main achievement of the Shanghai/Capella upgrade is to allow stakers to withdraw their staked ETH. More specifically, it will provide three key features related to withdrawals:The ability to update Ethereum validator withdrawal credentials from the old 0x00 type (derived from BLS keys) to the newer 0x01 type (derived from Ethereum addresses);Partial withdrawals, or regularly "exiting" consensus layer rewards obtained from the balance of active validators (over 32 ETH);Full withdrawals, or reclaiming the entire balance of "exiting" validators.Currently, 58% of people have 0x00 type withdrawal credentials. Among the remaining 42%, approximately 61% (or 25% of all Ethereum validators) use 0x01 type withdrawal credentials, which are operated by Lido validator sets.Additionally, to celebrate the upgrade, ConsenSys will launch its second commemorative NFT series in late March/early April when the upgrade goes live, inviting Web3 enthusiasts to participate by claiming NFTs. (source link)