MetaMask Staking, formerly Consensys Staking, has started withdrawing its Ethereum validators from the Lido protocol following an infrastructure breach investigation. The withdrawal process is expected to complete by October 7 but may take up to 45 days due to Ethereum's validator entry queue. This move could result in some loss of staking rewards and possible downtime penalties for validators taken offline. Lido reassures stETH token holders that no action is needed, as withdrawn Ether will gradually return after validators complete their exit and re-entry cycles.
MetaMask Staking's recent move to withdraw Ethereum validators from Lido is noted here with Pluang's market data for context. As of Oct 01, 2026 06:22 WIB, among 50 major cryptocurrencies tradable on Pluang, 18 rose and 31 fell. Notable price changes include Basic Attention Token (BAT) at Rp1.594 with a -2.10% change, Fantom (FTM) at Rp11.382 down by -2.05%, and Polkadot (DOT) at Rp21.934 up by +1.90%.
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