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When the foundation sells the tokens in its possession, there are investors on the other side who buy these coins by spending 130 billion dollars. Do you know what's interesting? They seem to not want to have buyers when making sales, but at the same time, they continue to sell.
Where is the logic? If you don't want the market to buy, why are you putting it up for sale? It's said that Ethereum is decentralized, but the foundation's move paints a completely opposite picture. As you sell, someone has to buy, and then there are complaints about this. What exactly does this contradiction show?