Pretty curious—every time the Ethereum Foundation "transparently" announces their coin-selling moves, do they transparently announce where they went right before that?
Why so many operation fees for doing stuff, huh? 😧

Ethereum Foundation Sells Another 10,000 ETH Today: At $2,292 Price, OTC Sold 10,000 ETH ($22.92 Million) to Ethereum Treasury Company Bitmine.
In the Past One and a Half Months, the Ethereum Foundation Has Cumulatively Sold 30,000 ETH ($68.10 Million):
◎3/15, OTC Sold 5,000

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A recap of Cathie Wood amazing moves on Circle

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