According to StakeStone's airdrop rules, you can withdraw the Eth staked in StakeStone after June 18.

Most of the people who are doing this like me probably stake 0.15 eth. Because the chain supported by StakeStone is the Ethereum main chain, the gas fee is high and is charged on a per-time basis. You will lose this much for 0.15 eth, and the same is true for 150 eth. When you participate, you will have lost about $20. If you lose another $20, then the cost of staking will be as high as $40. Maybe this staking will be a counter-stake.

If you happen to see this article, you can save the $20 you spent on the withdrawal, and only need to spend a maximum of $2 (for those who are staking 0.15 eth, large investors please follow the normal process)

First, let me introduce the normal process. It costs about $20 in gas fees to withdraw. It is only suitable for large users who have pledged more than 10 ETH (
Only 0.15th stake is used in this way, so this is a Gas assassin and is counter-sold):

  1. For direct exchange or bridge, prepare about 0.007 scroll chain eth. If it is less than this, you can't do the second step. The slippage of direct exchange is very high. If you exchange 5 dollars, you will basically lose 2 dollars. The bridge is charged on a per-time basis, and the cost is 2 dollars each time.

  2. Bridge the scroll chain's stone to the eth main chain. This step costs 0.004-0.007 eth (this step is the biggest loss. The per-time fee is $15-23.8 based on the current price of Ethereum at 3400. If you have a lot of eth staked, this method is the most cost-effective)

  3. Unstake Stone to obtain Eth from the Ethereum main chain. There are two ways to do this: 1. The request method takes about 7.5 days, and 2. The immediate method has slippage and needs to be claimed to the wallet. There is also an Ethereum transfer fee, which is about $5.

  4. The Ethereum main chain eth in the wallet is withdrawn to the exchange, and the transfer fee is $5.

Total cost (if left in the wallet): 2+15+5=20.8 dollars. If you use this method, it is a small amount of Gas assassin, which is only suitable for large users. The cost of bridging to the Ethereum main chain is shown in the figure below. After the handover, you can unstake:

Below I will focus on introducing another method, which is probably the method that most people who read my article will use.

You can just sell your 0.15eth STONE directly, don't bridge it to the Ethereum main chain eth and wait for the bricklayers to do it. Because the bridge is charged by the time, some people will buy hundreds or thousands of STONEs to convert and bricklayer. We sold it directly, because there is no second step above to bridge to the Ethereum main chain, so we saved 0.004eth. Of course, we also gave the bricklayers a little difference (negligible 0.1 dollars)

Here is the specific process:

  1. Direct exchange or bridge 3 dollars worth of scroll chain eth, direct exchange slippage is very high, exchange 5 dollars basically lose 2 dollars. If you use bridge, it costs 2 dollars each time. But the two methods are actually similar, it is better to exchange directly, for example, I use bnb cross-chain exchange (the small account uses bridge base chain eth to scroll chain, the two costs are basically the same, small amounts basically lose 2 dollars)

  2. Use XYFinance's aggregation function to complete it in one step, use STONE liquidity to convert it into eth of the scroll chain, and directly bridge it to eth of arbitrum. This method is currently available. If it doesn't work when you use it, and the exchange ratio is wrong, it means that the liquidity is insufficient. Please rest assured that someone will go to move bricks (purchase a large amount of STONE at one time and convert it to Eth)


The second method is a flow chart:

Prepare the scroll chain's eth as gas:

Directly use xyfinance, one-step conversion:

You will find that these 0.15 ETH return to you basically intact, and it is still on the Arbirum chain, and it only costs 20 cents to transfer it back to the exchange.

0.15 eth returned

Summarize:

The first method is the conventional method, which is suitable for large amounts.

The second method is suitable for small amounts, and the withdrawal is basically lossless, which is suitable for those of us who are interested in playing with coins. However, please pay attention to liquidity. For example, if there are too many people using it, there may be insufficient liquidity and the exchange rate may be wrong. Please try again later. If you have a lot of money, you can also help those of us who are just playing with coins 😀.


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