The Ethereum Foundation has sold 950 ETH in the past three weeks and earned more than $2.2 million! On September 20, as soon as the price of Ethereum hit $2,500, they quickly sold 300 ETH and easily earned more than $760,000.

This is not over yet. Not long after, they came again, another wave, another 300 ETH, and another $760,000. This time they sold at an average price of $2,543, which was 5% higher than the lowest price of $2,440 that day.

They have been quiet for the past few days, probably because they sold too much before. Until September 20, they started again, throwing out ETH in batches like throwing away garbage.

I found that the Ethereum Foundation sells Ethereum every four to seven days, like a timed alarm clock.

From the beginning of September to now, they have sold a total of 950 ETH, earning more than $2.2 million, with an average selling price of $2,392.

Speaking of Ethereum, let's talk about Bitcoin. CoinJournal reported that five Bitcoin wallets from the Satoshi era that had been silent for 15 years suddenly woke up and transferred 250 BTC out. This is even more mysterious than the Ethereum Foundation's sell-off!

It is possible that it was sold by Satoshi Nakamoto, or that a big shot cracked the previous hard drive (x user comment). You should know that these wallets were owned when the Bitcoin block was first created. It is said that when Satoshi Nakamoto first created the block, he opened a plug-in with at least 30,000 accounts to mine. Maybe he himself doesn't remember so many accounts and memorized words. Maybe he suddenly cracked it one day and sold it.