Staking withdrawals refer to transfers of ETH from a validator account on Ethereum’s consensus layer (the Beacon Chain), to the execution layer where it can be transacted with. Reward payments of excess balance over 32 ETH will automatically and regularly be sent to a withdrawal address linked to each validator, once provided by the user. Users can also exit staking entirely, unlocking their full validator balance. https://ethereum.org/en/staking/withdrawals/Documentation Index
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Table Columns
| Column Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| slot_number | Beacon Chain slot the block. | 6,471,201 |
| slot_timestamp | Beacon Chain slot timestamp of the block. | 2023-05-19 06:40:35 |
| eth1_block_hash | The block hash of the Ethereum 1.0 block. | 0x228977a6be8b8a0c8063c0300771400451ffb49c11179cbf6e8dd783b1cf9dcb |
| eth1_block_number | The block number of the Ethereum 1.0 block. | 17,291,823 |
| eth1_block_timestamp | The Unix timestamp of the Ethereum 1.0 block. | 2023-05-19 06:40:35 |
| withdrawal_index | Withdrawal Index. | 4,111,065 |
| validator_index | Validator Index. | 403,653 |
| withdrawal_address | Ethereum 1.0 Withdrawal address. | 0x7e2a2fa2a064f693f0a55c5639476d913ff12d05 |
| withdrawal_amount | Amount of Ether withdrawn, unnormalized. | 12,697,795 |
| unique_id | Unique ID for the withdrawal event. | slot_number-6471201_withdrawal_index-4111065 |
| _updated_at | Timestamp of the data update. | 2023-05-19 07:03:19.495 +0000 |