The Ethereum Foundation (EF) is at it again! EF is proudly showing off how they sold 10,000 ETH at a price of $2,387. Every time EF sells ETH, it triggers a wave of panic in the market. While DeFi projects are trying to save themselves, EF is cashing out in the opposite direction. Might as well just disband already! Anyone familiar with the crypto space knows that whenever EF sells ETH, the market plunges into chaos. Retail investors panic, seasoned holders rage—it’s become the norm. EF’s sell-offs are like a “reverse indicator.” They always manage to sell at ETH’s short-term peaks. The phrase “EF sell-off” has practically become synonymous with market fear. The industry’s impression of EF is terrible. Aside from the early days of building a “mini court” around Vitalik and nurturing freeloaders who just talk big, what’s most infuriating is their endless cashing out—selling far more than what’s needed for operations, often dumping during market downturns, with no transparency about where the funds go. This time, EF has hit a new low: AAVE is deep in a DeFi crisis, and founders of projects like Lido and Aave are leading by example, donating ETH to help. The Aave founder even opened a fundraising channel for retail investors. As the “guardian” of the ecosystem, EF not only refused to participate in the rescue but also cashed out 10,000 ETH OTC at $2,387. To make it worse, they smugly bragged about not “directly dumping on the market,” which sparked ridicule across the entire community. EF should be the protector of the ecosystem, but instead, they’re selfishly looking out for themselves, completely draining their credibility. An organization that only cashes out and drags the ecosystem down might as well disband and give the industry some peace!