最新报道：According to Bijie.com, shares of SharpLink Gaming (SBET), an Ethereum finance company backed by Joseph Lubin, co-founder of the blockchain network, fell on Friday morning after reporting second-quarter earnings. SharpLink reported a net loss of $103 million for the quarter, of which $87.8 million was attributed to non-cash impairments on the company's liquidity-collateralized ETH holdings due to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) requirements for recognizing ETH at its lowest price in the second quarter, $2,300. ETH prices have risen in recent weeks, trading above $4,500. According to The Block's Ethereum price page, SharpLink's 728,804 ETH holdings are currently valued at over $3.3 billion at current prices. Following the earnings release, SharpLink's stock price fell approximately 10% on Friday morning, dropping to $21.15 at 10:16 AM ET, according to The Block's SBET price page, compared to yesterday's closing price of $23.49. SharpLink reported a 98% increase in "ETH concentration," which measures the amount of ETH held per 1,000 potential shares (measured as actual shares plus all possible warrants, options, RSUs, pre-funded warrants, etc.). According to the company, "nearly 100%" of its ETH is staked, generating 1,326 ETH (approximately $6 million) in rewards to date. "Ethereum is the trust layer for the decentralized economy, and SharpLink's active accumulation, staking, and strategic management of ETH distinguishes it from any other publicly traded company in the market," said Lubin, the company's chairman. "SharpLink is actively building value for our shareholders through yield generation and intelligent capital deployment." According to The Block, during the recent digital asset treasury boom, the cumulative market capitalization of companies holding ETH on their balance sheets has exceeded $10 billion.