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    Ethereum Foundation Dumps $11M ETH Ahead of Final Surge

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterApril 11, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. The Ethereum Foundation sold all 5,000 ETH it planned to dispose of, raising $11.11M, while whales withdraw around $60M from exchanges.
    2. Spot ETH ETFs saw strong inflows, ending the week with $187.07M in net gains, marking the first positive week since mid-March.
    3. ETH surged from $2,050 to over $2,250 amid US-Iran tensions, with analysts suggesting a potential move to $2,350-$2,400 before possibly correcting.
    4. Increasing ETH futures long positions indicate whales are active again, hinting at a possible short-term pump ahead of a downturn.

    The Ethereum Foundation just sold $11 million worth of ETH. According to reports, it sold 5,000 ETH to support its work in developing the Ethereum ecosystem. The sales took place in two steps, finishing on April 11. They sold the ETH at an average price of $2,221 per coin and converted the funds into 11.11 million DAI.

    Meanwhile, some large investors, known as whales, are buying more ETH. One whale moved about $60 million worth of ETH from several exchanges. Additionally, spot Ethereum ETFs experienced their first week of net inflows in nearly a month. They received a total of $187.07 million during the week.

    Recently, ETH prices surged from around $2,050 to over $2,250. Analyst Ted Pillows suggests ETH may hit $2,350 to $2,400 soon. However, he warns this could be the last big rise before a potential dip again. Another expert, CW, observed that ETH futures traders are becoming more active, indicating increased market interest.

    These developments show that while some entities are selling, others are buying, indicating a dynamic environment for Ethereum. This activity highlights Ethereum’s continued importance in blockchain innovation. Its unique ability to support smart contracts and decentralized applications remains a key value proposition for the technology sector.

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