According to @Excellion, it is the last chance to sell ETH above 0.03 BTC, citing an estimated two-week validator exit queue and an additional nine days of withdrawal sweep delay that could push back sale execution, source: @Excellion (X). Ethereum.org states validator exits are throttled by a churn limit tied to the number of active validators, meaning exit times vary with network conditions rather than being a fixed two weeks, source: Ethereum.org. Ethereum.org also notes that after an exit, funds are processed in periodic withdrawal sweeps on the consensus layer before appearing on the execution layer, so the sweep cadence determines when exited ETH becomes transferable, source: Ethereum.org. Based on these mechanics, large-scale exits would release ETH to the market on a schedule governed by exit throughput and sweep timing rather than instantly, enabling traders to anticipate when liquidity may arrive, source: Ethereum.org. Traders monitoring the ETH/BTC pair near 0.03 can track real-time validator exit queue and withdrawal metrics to gauge unlock flow timing, source: beaconcha.in.