The Ethereum Foundation has sold 3,750 ETH for stablecoins to fund its development work. To keep the market stable, the ETH was sold in small batches of 416.67 using CoW Protocol’s TWAP system. So far, nine trades have been completed at an average price of $2,214 per ETH, leaving 1,250 ETH, valued at $2.7 million, still in reserve. The foundation continues to stake the rest to earn yield. Traders are split, with some concerned about short-term effects and others applauding the transparency of the small sale.
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