SharpLink just went on a shopping spree. The company scooped up nearly 40,000 ETH worth $62.4 million last week, breaking an eight-month silence that had some wondering whether the firm’s ambitious Ethereum treasury strategy had quietly died on the vine.
It hadn’t. The purchase, totaling 39,196 ETH, kicked off with an initial buy of 5,000 ETH for approximately $7.85 million on June 25-26, executed through FalconX. The rest followed shortly after, all while Ethereum was trading near its 2026 lows between $1,537 and $1,578 per token.
Buying the dip at industrial scale
SharpLink now holds somewhere between 868,699 and 876,285 ETH, valued at roughly $1.3 billion to $1.37 billion at current prices. That makes the firm the second-largest public corporate Ethereum treasury holder.
The company’s average acquisition cost sits at approximately $3,609 per ETH. With the token trading below $1,600, that translates to estimated unrealized losses of around $1.79 billion. In English: for every dollar SharpLink has spent accumulating Ethereum, it’s currently sitting on roughly 56 cents of value.
