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Blockchain researcher says the foundation focuses on protocol development and research rather than market intervention, with treasury funds supporting long-term growth

The organization's ETH holdings and development focus drive questions from core developers and investors

Hedge fund investor Jordi Visser buys Ether, citing expanding real-world asset tokenization and rising demand on Ethereum's network

Traders assign majority probability to Ethereum falling below $2,000 before May's close, marking a shift in sentiment for the second-largest crypto asset

ETH trades at $2,194 after a 3.0 percent 24-hour drop, pushing the asset further from its Nov. 2021 peak and testing key support levels

Fundstrat's Tom Lee reports Bitmine is reducing its Ether accumulation pace, signaling completion of its strategic position

The Ethereum Foundation completed its third over-the-counter sale to BitMine, moving 10,000 ETH worth $23,260,000, raising questions about market supply and long-term treasury strategy.

The Ethereum Foundation's recent $47 million ETH sales to Bitmine underscore a calculated treasury diversification strategy, reflecting evolving institutional demand and a maturing market structure for the second-largest cryptocurrency.

A staggering 2.89 million ETH sits in a 50-day queue awaiting activation for staking, demonstrating overwhelming network conviction and a powerful supply-side squeeze as unstaking activity remains negligible.

An early Ethereum ICO investor liquidated 11,500 ETH, securing $23 million from a 2015 investment that ballooned from $12,000 to an estimated $80 million, signaling significant profit-taking.