Lido’s 1,500 ETH reserve target could slow stETH withdrawals in a crunch
Lido’s Curated Module Committee gained the power on September 25 to adjust the priority of ETH allocation. While the deposit reserve target remains at 1,500 ETH as of September 27, the committee's unexecuted plan proposes temporarily setting it to zero to optimize for a new staking module. Simulations indicate that under high stress, a 1,500 ETH reserve could extend average stETH withdrawal finalization to 7.9 days, compared to 6.3 days with no reserve. The committee aims to restore a 1,500 to 2,000 ETH target after the new 0x02 Community Staking Module launches, expected in October.
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