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Validator Withdrawals

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Validator Withdrawals widget

What it shows

The ETH withdrawn by validators in the most recent blocks — the block range is in the widget title: the total amount, the number of withdrawals and validators, and the top recipient addresses with the validator counts behind them. Show top N expands the recipient list to up to 20.

Under the recipients, Execution-layer requests counts what validators asked for from the execution layer under EIP-7685: deposits, withdrawal requests and consolidations of one validator into another. The line below gives the blocks the count covers — the latest 500 requests, which spans several hours of blocks. When the requests cannot be read, the line is left out rather than shown as zero.

How to read it

Since the Shanghai upgrade, staking rewards flow out of the consensus layer continuously — a steady drip of small withdrawals each block is normal. The recipient list tells you who is collecting: a labeled staking-pool vault aggregating dozens of validators, or a solo staker's address collecting for one. Unusually large sums mean full exits rather than reward skimming.

Scale matters here: a typical block carries several dozen withdrawals summing to roughly one ETH, so a window showing hundreds of ETH withdrawn is a batch of full exits — worth clicking the recipient to see whose validators are leaving. Consistent recipients block after block are simply large operators on their rotation schedule.

The request counts show the other direction of the same machinery. Withdrawal requests are exits or partial withdrawals started from the execution layer — by the validator's withdrawal address rather than its signing key — and consolidations merge validators into larger ones, which shrinks the validator count without any ETH leaving.

Data & update cadence

A snapshot of the latest few blocks, refreshed every block (~12 s). The request counts cover the latest 500 execution-layer requests.

Last updated 22 Oct 2026, 08:06 UTC · verified against TraceFast v1.0.261 · Markdown