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)