MetaMask Staking has nearly completed withdrawing its validators from the Lido protocol, with the withdrawn Ether expected to return over the next few weeks. This exit process went smoothly without any unexpected issues. Despite the exit, Lido's staked Ether token (stETH) maintained an annualized reward rate of 2.23%, consistent with levels seen since August, supported by a diverse network of over 600 node operators. Additionally, a shorter Ethereum entry queue now allows new stakers to start earning rewards faster. MetaMask Staking plans to release a detailed report on the exit soon.
MetaMask Staking's exit from Lido validators is the subject, provided here with Pluang market data for context. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, 14 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose and 35 fell today. Notable moves include ALGO down 3.72% at Rp2.252, AVAX up 3.71% at Rp204.520, and XLM down 3.02% at Rp3.852, as of Oct 06, 2026 18:44 WIB.
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