I've seen a lot of FUD about the #Ethereum staking queue so figured I'd debunk a bit. To wit, the ETH network limits the amount of ETH that can be unstaked at a given time. The limit is designed to maintain network stability by preventing mass validator exits, which could disrupt consensus. If you want to use ETH staking/unstaking as a predictor of price action, you can't look at just the number of ETH unstaking in the queue...you need to look at the delta between entry and exit. Note the example below. Basically, whenever the queues crosses like on July 21st, its an inflection point bc delta has changed. If exit is increasing while entry decreases = bearish If entry increases while exit decreases = bullish A custom bot (lower right pic) to monitor and alert a change in delta status has been designed to monitor when staking momentum has changed.🍌(CryptoCondom)