SharpLink Expands Ethereum Treasury with $100 Million Purchase
- SharpLink Adds 31.900 ETH to Corporate Portfolio
- Institutional holdings in Ethereum surpass $10 billion
- Forecast points to ETH reaching US$15 with growing demand
SharpLink Gaming made headlines again after acquiring approximately 31.900 Ethereum (ETH), moving over $108 million in USDC in a transaction identified by Arkham Intelligence. The transfer was reportedly destined for Galaxy Digital's OTC desk, indicating a new round of cryptocurrency purchases by the company.
The acquisition strengthens SharpLink's position as one of the largest corporate holders of Ethereum. The company now holds over 438.000 ETH in its portfolio, second only to BitMine, led by Tom Lee, in the ranking of largest institutional ETH positions.
Tom Lee, a well-known figure among institutional investors, recently stated that Ethereum could reach the $15.000 mark. According to him, this projection is supported by robust fundamentals, regulatory advancements in the tokenization sector, and growing interest from companies and financial institutions.
With SharpLink's latest move, market data indicates that corporate Ethereum reserves have surpassed $10 billion. Entities such as the Ethereum Foundation, The Ether Machine, and PulseChain are among the largest holders, using the digital asset as a strategic reserve.
The purchase comes amid a pullback in the price of ETH, which is currently trading below $3.900. The recent drop has reignited the appetite of institutional investors for accumulation, especially those with a long-term perspective on the utility of the Ethereum network.
This corporate positioning suggests that Ethereum has gone beyond being merely a technology bet and has become a significant asset in institutional treasuries, approaching the role Bitcoin already plays in this segment. SharpLink's decision adds to a growing trend of allocation among companies seeking exposure to the infrastructure of major blockchain networks.
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