Gate News message, the Ethereum Foundation has completely sold 5,000 $ETH for $11.1M $DAI at a price of $2,221. The transaction was conducted through address 0x9fC3dc011b461664c835F2527fffb1169b3C213e.

Gate News message, the Ethereum Foundation has sold 416.67 ETH in exchange for $933,340 DAI. The foundation continues to hold additional ETH holdings.

Gate News message. On April 8, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin’s monitoring, a DeFi whale repaid a 4.14 million DAI loan on Spark about 9 hours before an Israel-Iran ceasefire proposal was agreed upon, then retrieved 264.4 WBTC worth of collateral and transferred it to a certain CEX to sell at a price of about $67,990 per WBTC, for a total value of approximately $17.98 million. Six hours later, the Israel-Iran ceasefire proposal was agreed upon; as a result, the BTC price rose 5%, causing the whale to miss out on about $1 million in potential gains.

AWAKE（LGNS）announced on March 31 that it has completed the first round of the $100 million dual-chain ecosystem plan ILO. The total project size is $220 million, and it plans to launch a dual-chain parallel development strategy after completing the ILO, while deploying new contracts on Anubis Chain.

Gate News reports that on March 28, the CESS Network official announced that co-founder and COO Jessie Dai is taking a temporary leave of absence to deal with family emergencies. During this period, her responsibilities will be taken over by co-founder and chairman Nicholas Zaldastani and the team.

Gate News report: On March 21, according to Arkham monitoring, Ethereum OG address thomasg.eth is re-entering the market. The address previously held approximately $538 million worth of ETH, WBTC, and DAI at the 2021 bull market peak. Latest data shows that the address accumulated purchases of approximately $19.5 million worth of ETH this week, with the latest single purchase amounting to approximately $3 million.

Gate News bot message, the UXLINK exploiter has sold 5,496 ETH for $11.82 million DAI in the past hour. UXLINK suffered an attack on September 22, 2025, when attackers took control of its multisig wallet, draining over $44 million in the process.

As Ethereum transaction costs decline, address poisoning attacks are becoming increasingly frequent. Attackers create counterfeit similar addresses and conduct small-value transfers to trick users into sending funds to the wrong address. After the Fusaka upgrade, small-value transactions surged, causing massive losses. Although the success rate of attacks is low, attackers continue to carry out these schemes due to low costs. Users need to carefully verify addresses and remain vigilant against such risks.