Ether unstaking queue hits $3.8B: What does it mean for ETH price?
The Ether unstaking queue has a 15-day wait as investors aim to withdraw a record $3.8 billion in ETH.
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The Ether unstaking queue has a 15-day wait as investors aim to withdraw a record $3.8 billion in ETH.
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