I've been keeping an eye on on-chain data lately and noticed something interesting: the Ethereum Foundation is still selling ETH, but their strategy has changed.

Previously, there would be large transfers of thousands of ETH at a time, but now they've gotten smarter? They only move a few dozen each day, which seems much more "gentle." But here's the question—does ETH development really burn through money at this rate? If this pace keeps up, the total amount isn't small.

Honestly, it's hard not to wonder: where do all these coins ultimately go? Are they fully invested in ecosystem development, or do some end up in certain wallets for discretionary use? The transparency of the Foundation's finances has always been a point of contention in the community, and this move makes things even more confusing.