Krutika Adani
The foundation will hold or sell Ether based on a new rule: 15% of reserves for yearly expenses with a minimum 2.5-year operational buffer.
A major shift from passive ETH holding—now the foundation will adjust its treasury every quarter based on benchmarks and market signals.
To stabilize its fiat reserves, Ethereum will invest in tokenized real-world assets and investment-grade bonds, not just rely on ETH sales.
Despite treasury changes, Ethereum will stay true to its roots—prioritizing permissionless, private, and censorship-resistant tech.