Sharplink has resumed buying Ethereum for the first time in eight months. A wallet linked to the company received 5,000 ETH, worth nearly $7.85 million, from FalconX, according to Arkham data. The purchase marks Sharplink’s first ETH acquisition since October 2025. The company has not publicly confirmed the transaction, and The Block said it had reached out for comment.
Sharplink now holds around 876,285 ETH and ETH equivalents. As of June 21, the company said that stash was worth roughly $1.3 billion.
EmberCN estimated Sharplink’s average acquisition cost at $3,609 per ETH. That estimate points to an unrealized loss of about $1.79 billion on the treasury. Even so, Sharplink remains the world’s second-largest public ETH treasury company. Tom Lee’s Bitmine Immersion leads the category with 5.67 million ETH, or about $8.7 billion, as of June 14.
Sharplink rebranded from SharpLink Gaming in February. Since then, it has moved beyond ether staking and into other on-chain yield strategies.
The company also reported $12.1 million in first-quarter revenue this year. That total rose sharply from $742,000 in the same quarter last year.
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Sharplink pointed to regulation, improving market conditions, and real-world asset tokenization as long-term reasons for its Ethereum view. It also backed Ethlabs, a nonprofit formed by former Ethereum Foundation researchers.
Ethlabs aims to prepare the network for its next stage of institutional adoption. Ethereum co-founder and Sharplink chairman Joe Lubin supports the group, along with Bitmine Immersion. At the same time, Ethereum price watchers remain focused on network upgrades that could speed transfers between Layer 1 and Layer 2 systems. Lubin said the goal is smoother coordination through zero-knowledge proofs, or ZK proofs.
The planned changes could also reduce the need for bridges. In addition, they may connect liquidity more closely across the Ethereum ecosystem and support more activity on-chain. Can Ethereum keep its structure intact if the $1,500 level breaks?
That question has traders watching the chart closely. Analyst Ardi said ETH should avoid closing below $1,500 over the next four months. He said the level has held through every major pullback since the 2022 bear market ended. For now, buyers are trying to keep ETH above that support zone while the market waits for stronger demand.
Sharplink has resumed buying Ethereum after an eight-month pause and now holds more than 876,000 ETH and equivalents. The company cited regulation, tokenization, and network upgrades as long-term drivers. Traders are now watching whether ETH can hold the key $1,500 support level.