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TD Cowen reduced Sharplink's price target to $13 due to a lower 2026 ether forecast but maintained its long-term Ethereum investment thesis.

Analysts are divided on Bitcoin's next move, but there is some hope for a potential rise to $65K. SharpLink has resumed buying Ether after an eight-week pause, signaling renewed market activity.

Bitmine, Sharplink, and ConsenSys CEO Joseph Lubin are backing a new Ethereum-focused non-profit called Ethereum Institutional, which positions itself as 'an honest, neutral counterpart' for institutional purposes.

Ethereum backers, including Joe Lubin, BitMine, and SharpLink, have launched a nonprofit to act as a liaison for financial institutions exploring Ethereum. The initiative aims to position Ethereum as a competitive option in a growing institutional capital landscape.

Sharplink purchased nearly 40,000 ETH (worth $62.4M) last week after an eight-month pause, signaling a resumption of its Ether accumulation strategy.

Ethereum treasury firm Sharplink has taken in ether for the first time in eight months. This marks a return to ether acceptance after a prolonged hiatus.

Sharplink has resumed buying Ethereum (ETH) after an 8-month pause as the token reaches a 2026 low. Sharplink CEO Joseph Chalom previously identified three potential catalysts for Ether's price increase, some of which are beginning to materialize.

Sharplink purchased 5,000 ETH, marking its first Ethereum acquisition in eight months. The transaction occurred days after a group of former Ethereum Foundation researchers launched Ethlabs, a nonprofit supported by Sharplink.

Bitmine, Sharplink, and Joe Lubin are supporting Ethlabs, a nonprofit focused on Ethereum research and development. Sharplink states Ethlabs aims to prepare the Ethereum network for institutional demands related to stablecoins, tokenization, and AI.

BitMine, Sharplink, and Joe Lubin are collaborating to fund a new Ethereum research and development lab aimed at enhancing the Ethereum network and ETH.

Ethlabs, a nonprofit focused on advancing Ethereum’s next phase of growth, is backed by Joe Lubin and the two largest ETH DATs, Bitmine and SharpLink, with an emphasis on institutional adoption.

Sharplink and Forward Industries are being considered for inclusion in the Russell indexes, while Bitmine and Galaxy Digital may also qualify for the Russell 1000, an index featuring major U.S. companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple.

Crypto treasury firms Sharplink and Forward Industries will be included in the Russell 2000 and 3000 indexes at the end of June, marking a significant milestone for their recognition in traditional financial markets.

SharpLink, an Ethereum treasury firm backed by Joe Lubin, is set to join the Russell indexes, marking a significant milestone for the company. This inclusion highlights the firm's growing influence in the blockchain and financial markets.

Ethereum and Solana treasury firms Sharplink and Forward have joined the Russell U.S. indexes, which track $12.2 trillion in investor assets. The inclusion signals growing institutional recognition of blockchain-based treasury solutions.

Sharplink CEO discusses Ethereum's potential price surge and the US CLARITY Act. The CEO notes the world is watching the US move away from a previous hostile stance. This shift may impact Ethereum's price.

Sharplink CEO Joseph Chalom discusses Ethereum's expanding role in tokenization, potentially strengthening its infrastructure for on-chain assets. Institutional adoption of tokenization is growing, which could benefit Ethereum. This growth may lead to a divergence from traditional strategy models.

TD Cowen has a $16 target on Sharplink due to its favorable setup, including a partnership with Galaxy and a 0.8x NAV discount. The company sees a 106% upside in Sharplink, driven by broadening Ethereum demand. TD Cowen reiterates its positive stance after Q1 earnings.

Galaxy Digital will manage Sharplink's new $125 million onchain yield play. The investment is a significant move in the digital asset space. Galaxy Digital's involvement underscores its commitment to innovative financial products.

Galaxy and Sharplink are launching a $125M DeFi yield fund backed by ETH treasury, with Sharplink contributing $100 million in staked Ether. The fund aims to help institutions earn yield from crypto holdings without selling ETH. This partnership seeks to provide a new investment opportunity for institutional investors.

Sharplink's Q1 revenue exceeded $12 million and it is pursuing yield hits in ETH. The company has partnered with Galaxy Digital to deploy $125 million into onchain liquidity and DeFi opportunities. This investment aims to generate significant returns.

Sharplink posted a quarterly net loss of nearly $686 million but shares are up after announcing a $125 million collaboration with Galaxy. The partnership led to an increase in shares despite the significant loss. Sharplink is moving forward with the yield fund initiative.

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Monero (XMR) saw price increases, with XMR hitting a new all-time high. The U.S. Senate proposed the Crypto Market Clarity Act, while Tennessee regulators targeted crypto prediction markets. New platforms like World Liberty Financial and BitGo's IPO expansion highlighted industry growth.