SharpLink Gaming, Inc. (Nasdaq: SBET) (“SharpLink” or the “Company”), the largest publicly traded holder of Ethereum (“ETH”) in the world, today announced that the Company has strategically increased its total holdings of ETH to 188,478 ETH, acquiring an additional 12,207 ETH for $30,674,829 (inclusive of fees and expenses) at an average price of $2,513 per ETH (inclusive of fees and expenses) during the period June 16, 2025 through June 20, 2025.

In addition, during that same period SharpLink raised approximately $27.7 million in net proceeds through its At-The-Market facility (“ATM”) selling 2,547,180 shares of the Company’s common stock. A majority of the ATM proceeds from these sales will be used to further increase SharpLink’s ETH treasury holdings.

As of June 20, 2025, 100% of SharpLink’s ETH holdings have been deployed in staking solutions, generating 120 ETH rewards since the Company launched its ETH-focused treasury strategy on June 2, 2025. Since that date, SharpLink has achieved ETH per share growth of 18.97%.

“Increasing SharpLink’s ETH holdings underscores our forward-thinking approach to creating long-term value for our stockholders,” said Joseph Lubin, Chairman of the Board of SharpLink, Co-Founder of Ethereum and Co-Founder and CEO of Consensys. “As digital assets like ETH increasingly shape the future of finance and technology, we’re positioning SharpLink at the intersection of blockchain advancement and next-generation iGaming engagement. This move reflects our confidence in Ethereum’s utility and our commitment to exploring transformative technologies that can unlock new value for our business and stockholders, alike.”

Continuing, Rob Phythian, SharpLink’s Chief Executive Officer, added, “SharpLink remains committed to leveraging blockchain technologies to strengthen our treasury foundation and strategic growth trajectory. As adoption of decentralized infrastructure accelerates, the Company intends to regularly update its stockholders on its digital asset strategy and broader growth initiatives.”