[Former Ethereum Core Developer: Significantly Reduced ETH Holdings in the Past 1-2 Years, and Reallocated Assets Have Far Outperformed ETH] Odaily Planet Daily reports that former Ethereum core developer Eric Connor responded on X to Bankless founder David Hoffman's post about liquidating ETH holdings, stating: 'I understand David. After all, ETH's performance relative to the broader crypto market over the years has indeed lagged significantly... As I mentioned before, over the past 1-2 years, I have also significantly reduced my ETH holdings. Looking at the results, all the assets I reallocated to have far outperformed ETH. To be honest, I don't even think ETH's weak performance necessarily has to do with any "fundamental flaws." I think many people overlook one point: the early surge in ETH was simply too intense. In such a short period, it created a massive number of millionaires, and the market needs a very long time to absorb the continuous selling pressure from this group. At the end of the day, when it comes to portfolio management, being an 'extremist' (maximalist) for a single token is actually a very foolish thing to do. The market doesn't lie, and there's no need to trade against it.'