the significant Ethereum 2.0 update, which launched in late 2020.
After the Ethereum 2.0 Beacon Chain (Phase 0) went reside in the start of December 2020, it became possible to begin staking on the Ethereum 2.0 network. An Ethereum stake is when you deposit ETH (functioning as a validator) on Ethereum 2.0 by sending it to a deposit agreement, basically functioning as a miner and hence protecting the network. At the time of writing in mid-December 2020, the Ethereum stake price, or the amount of money made daily by Ethereum validators, has to do with 0.00403 ETH a day, or $2.36. This number will change as the network develops and the quantity of stakers (validators) boost.
Ethereum staking rewards are determined by a distribution curve (the participation and average percent of stakers): some ETH 2.0 staking rewards are at 20% for early stakers, but will be decreased to end up between 7% and 4.5% each year.
The minimum requirements for an Ethereum stake are 32 ETH. If you decide to stake in Ethereum 2.0, it suggests that your Ethererum stake will be locked up on the network for months, if not years, in the future up until the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade is completed.