The Ethereum Foundation has transferred 81,000 ETH to four major Decentralized Finance platforms: soon to explore staking and more deployments

The Ethereum Foundation (EF) announced yesterday (13) that the foundation has deposited a total of 81,000 ETH to Spark, Aave and Compound Decentralized Finance projects. (Synopsis: Justin Sun: Ethereum Foundation let me lead, ETH can break $4500 in a week, sell four major growth strategies) (Background supplement: Ethereum Foundation is embattled, how to bail-in?) The Ethereum Foundation (EF) posted on social platform X yesterday (13) evening that the foundation's treasury has deposited a total of 81,000 ETH to Spark, Aave and Compound, these large decentralized finance projects: 10,000 ETH to Spark and 10,000 ETH to Aave Prime Aave Core deposited 20,800 ETH to Compound 4,200 ETH, and EF also posted a preview that more content will be updated in the future, including stake: We thank the entire Ethereum security community for their hard work to make Ethereum Decentralized Finance safe and available! More content coming soon, including exploring Stake. If you have any suggestions or ideas for future deployments, please let us know by leaving a comment below! More to come, including exploring staking. If you have suggestions or ideas for future deployments, reply in the comments below and let us know! — Ethereum Foundation (@ethereumfndn) February 13, 2025 Ethereum actively salvages community confidence We know that due to the continued sluggish performance of the current round of Bull Market Ethereum coin price, coupled with the Ethereum Foundation's uninterrupted dump, The community has repeatedly expressed its dissatisfaction with Ethereum and the Foundation. In the face of various dissatisfaction in the community, V God has also frequently stated recently, he will carry out major reforms to the leadership structure of the Ethereum Foundation, explore solutions such as staking to solve the Foundation's coin selling needs, and try to save Ethereum's decline. And now it seems that the Ethereum Foundation has also listened to the voice of the community and is thinking about how it can make more use of Ethereum at hand. StakeEthereum Expected to Expand Funding Reserves As for the Foundation's foresight of a possible future stake solution, Ethereum community members Eric.eth and Josh Stark have suggested that since the Ethereum Foundation has been criticized for continuing to sell ETH to stay afloat, it is better for the Foundation to cover its budget needs through stake and the adoption of the Decentralized Finance strategy, so that there is no need to sell in the market, which will negatively affect the price of the coin. According to Cointelegraph, benefiting from Ethereum's Decentralized Finance ecosystem is expected to expand the Ethereum Foundation's capital reserves. According to Arkham Intelligence, the foundation's funding has now decreased by 56% from 617,000 ETH in January 2020 to 223,000 ETH (current value of approximately $594 million). EF currently invests 80,000 ETH in Decentralized Finance, accounting for 35% of the foundation's current holdings, which is not small. However, it is worth mentioning that even if the foundation gets more ETH through Decentralized Finance and stake, this will not solve the need to eventually sell coins to cash out. In the future, whether we can revive the sluggish development ecology and attract developers to return through official efforts is the focus of our continuous follow-up. Related reports Community forces Ethereum Foundation director to step down, Vitalik explodes: the decision is in my hands, outsiders shut up Ethereum Foundation allocates 50,000 ETH to participate in Decentralized Finance, and test transactions have been executed in Aave V God hinted that Ethereum Foundation is "very important": technology funding should encourage Open Source and curb closed, predatory mentality (Ethereum Foundation will 81, 000 ETH Transferred to Four Decentralized Finance Platforms: Stake and More Deployments Will Be Explored Soon" This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trends - The Most Influential Block Chain News Media".