TL;DR
SharpLink Gaming reported its Q2 2025 results, highlighting its strategy of consolidating Ethereum as its primary treasury asset.
The company currently holds 728,804 ETH, with nearly all of it staked to generate yield. This has produced 1,326 ETH in cumulative rewards, roughly equivalent to $6 million. The firm also implemented an internal metric called “ETH Concentration,” which measures the efficiency of its accumulation per 1,000 diluted shares, showing a 98% increase in just a few weeks.

During the quarter, SharpLink posted a net loss of $103.4 million. A large portion of this, $87.8 million, corresponds to a non-cash impairment applied to its liquid staked ETH under GAAP rules, which require recognizing losses based on the lowest ETH price during the period, $2,300. The company also recorded $16.4 million in stock-based compensation and unrealized gains and losses on ETH. Despite the red ink, the current value of its ETH treasury exceeds $3.3 billion, with ETH trading above $4,500, maintaining liquidity and operational capacity.
SharpLink implements its strategy through disciplined ETH acquisitions and active treasury management, combining institutional capital with support from ConsenSys experts and digital asset managers. This structure maximizes staking yields and captures ETH’s upside potential while linking the company’s growth to the expansion of the Ethereum network. The firm also completed financing rounds raising over $2.6 billion, using the funds to increase its ETH position and strengthen its financial infrastructure.

The leadership team includes Joseph Lubin, Ethereum co-founder and SharpLink chairman, and Joseph Chalom, a former BlackRock executive specializing in digital assets, who oversee ETH accumulation and management. The company operates with an institutional and transparent approach, prioritizing long-term shareholder value through staking yields and active capital management. These factors have positioned SharpLink as one of the largest corporate holders of ETH
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