TechFlow reports that on September 5, during the Ethereum Foundation's (EF) 12th AMA session, core researcher Justin Drake revealed the foundation's annual expenditure is approximately $100 million, with the current value of its main Ethereum wallet standing at around $650 million. Combined with fiat reserves, these funds are expected to support about 10 years of operations, though actual reserves will fluctuate with ETH price movements. Regarding blob pricing, Drake suggested optimizing the mechanism by increasing minimum fees or adjusting update rates. Researcher Dankrad Feist emphasized that revenue from three blobs per block would not significantly impact Ethereum's protocol income, and noted that Ethereum is creating a data availability (DA) market for rollups.
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