In May 2026, the Ethereum Foundation’s official position was: “ETH sales will be reduced going forward.” Vitalik’s exact words: the EF “will no longer continue selling large amounts of ETH.”
On November 14, 2026, the day ETH fell below $1,900, an address linked to the foundation sold another 1,000 ETH at an average price of $2,100. Since October 26, it has sold a total of 7,785 ETH, with only the final 10,000 ETH remaining.
Over the past 24 hours, approximately $1.64 billion in crypto positions were liquidated, with long positions accounting for nearly 89%.
BTC and ETH both saw large-scale long liquidations.
Meanwhile, the US Dollar Index broke above 103, expectations of a Fed rate hike in December grew, and US spot BTC ETFs saw consecutive outflows.
A worsening macro environment, institutional capital pulling back, and leveraged longs being liquidated—with those liquidations further amplifying selling pressure.
A vicious cycle has formed.
On November 14, 2026, the day ETH fell below $1,900, an address linked to the foundation sold another 1,000 ETH at an average price of $2,100. Since October 26, it has sold a total of 7,785 ETH, with only the final 10,000 ETH remaining.
Over the past 24 hours, approximately $1.64 billion in crypto positions were liquidated, with long positions accounting for nearly 89%.
BTC and ETH both saw large-scale long liquidations.
Meanwhile, the US Dollar Index broke above 103, expectations of a Fed rate hike in December grew, and US spot BTC ETFs saw consecutive outflows.
A worsening macro environment, institutional capital pulling back, and leveraged longs being liquidated—with those liquidations further amplifying selling pressure.
A vicious cycle has formed.
