Talking Ethereum 2.0 With ConsenSys PM Matt Nelson: When Can ETH Validators Unstake? When will Ethereum 2.0 stakers be able to withdraw? What’s next in the ETH 2.0 pipeline, and when is sharding coming? Tune in to our latest episode with Matt Nelson. Ethereum’s transition to Proof-of-Stake has undoubtedly been the most significant technical accomplishment in the blockchain industry in 2022 and perhaps even beyond. To facilitate the process, those who wished to secure the Beacon chain had to deposit a minimum of 32 ETH to become validators. The economic incentive to do so was (and still is) represented by the yield that users receive on the staked amount. However, there’s a catch – users are unable to withdraw their stake until after the Merge became a reality (which it already has) and after withdrawals are unlocked. There’s been quite a bit of chatter lately on that last part, as the Ethereum foundation recently removed the estimated unlock date. To this end, CryptoPotato sat with Matt Nelson – a product manager at ConsenSys – and discussed at length how the team is tackling the challenges and what’s in store for Ethereum 2.0 now that the Merge is officially a few months old. Full Article: <a rel="noreferrer nofollow noopener" href="https://cryptopotato.com/talking-ethereum-2-0-with-consensys-pm-matt-nelson-when-can-eth-validators-unstake/" target="_blank">https://cryptopotato.com/talking-ethereum-2-0-with-consensys-pm-matt-nelson-when-can-eth-validators-unstake/</a>