SharpLink firmly holds the position of the largest ETH holder, with a holding of over 51,200 coins, approximately equivalent to the Ethereum Foundation's holdings.
BlockBeats News, July 15th, according to on-chain data, following this morning's accumulation, the ETH holdings of US-listed company SharpLink Gaming have reached 294,000 coins, with an average purchase price of around $2,695, currently showing an unrealized gain of $91.83 million. As the largest ETH holder, SharpLink's holdings have surpassed those of the Ethereum Foundation, which holds about 51,200 coins, placing the Foundation in second with 242,500 ETH.
Over the past 30 days, the Ethereum Foundation has seen a 6.52% decrease in holdings, while SharpLink Gaming has increased its holdings by approximately 48.5%. According to market data, SharpLink Gaming (SBET) closed at $23.88 yesterday, up 10.3%. It has further risen by 5.36% in after-hours trading, with the current price at $25.16.
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