patch: /what-is-ether content

Author: wackerow

src/intl/en/page-what-is-ether.json

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   "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most": "Who holds the most?",
   "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most-description-1": "The Ethereum addresses with the highest ETH balances are typically not individuals. The vast majority of ether visible in the \"top\" Ethereum addresses represents the collective, pooled funds of many different people and entities, not the holdings of a single individual. ",
   "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most-description-2": "The highest-balance ETH accounts typically include:",
-  "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most-description-3": "The Beacon Chain Deposit Contract: The deposit contract's balance represents all of the ETH that has been <staked>staked</staked> to help secure the Ethereum network. While this is the Ethereum address with the largest ETH balance, it does not represent an accessible Ethereum wallet account. It is a smart contract that accepts deposits of ETH as the first step to participate in staking, then manages the balances of that ether across the network's active validators. The ETH balance in the contract is owned and controlled by millions of stakers and node operators around the world.",
+  "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most-description-3": "The Beacon Chain Deposit Contract: The deposit contract's balance represents all of the ETH that has been <staked>staked</staked> to help secure the Ethereum network. While this is the Ethereum address with the largest ETH balance, it does not represent an accessible Ethereum wallet account. It is a smart contract that accepts deposits of ETH as the first step to participate in staking, then manages the balances of that ether across the network's active validators.",
   "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most-description-4": "Smart contracts: Many of the other high-balance Ethereum addresses represent the smart contracts that power Ethereum-based applications, such as the smart contract addresses for decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, bridges, or decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). These contract balances represent the ether that many wallets have deposited to participate in their application.",
   "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most-description-5": "Omnibus accounts: These are large wallets operated by exchanges, platforms, and funds (like Coinbase, Robinhood, or Binance). When a user buys ETH on an exchange, it's often held in one of these massive accounts alongside the ETH held by thousands of the platform's other customers.",
   "page-what-is-ether-who-holds-most-description-6": "You can view a live list of the Ethereum wallet addresses with the highest ETH balances on <etherscan>Etherscan here</etherscan>.",