Santiment, a blockchain analytics platform, said in a tweet this morning that Ethereum 2.0 stakeholders had noticed a "realized values completely taper off over the past 10 weeks." The tweet further stated that long-term investors currently lost 31% on average.
📊 #Ethereum 2.0 stakers have seen realized values completely taper off over the past 10 weeks. Additionally, long-term stakers are now down an average of 31%. Check out the latest @santimentfeed template covering key $ETH 2.0 and #AaveV2 supply info. 👌 https://t.co/7eHkTBzjqI pic.twitter.com/JbVdy0hLyM
— Santiment (@santimentfeed) March 7, 2023
Santiment's tweet included a graphic that demonstrates how the realized value for ETH 2.0 stakeholders has collapsed. The data also suggests that ETH 2.0 is cheap since ETH 2.0 stakers' average returns have decreased.
According to CoinMarketCap, the leading altcoin's price has decreased 8.1% during the past 24 hours as of the time of publication. The price decline over the past 24 hours has made ETH's weekly performance, which is presently at -10.6%, worse. As a result, at the time of writing, ETH is trading at $1,405.
