SharpLink Gaming (SBET) has revealed that its Ethereum (ETH) staking plan is bringing consistent growth to the company and its investors. The firm earned 492 ETH in staking rewards last week, pushing total rewards to 7,067 ETH since it started the strategy on June 2, 2025.
SharpLink builds steady returns through Ethereum
According to reports, SharpLink is maintaining its lead as one of the largest holders of Ethereum among public firms.
As noted, the Joseph Lubin-backed firm keeps all of its Ethereum staked, allowing rewards to build over time. It said this method helps protect value while offering steady returns instead of chasing short-term price gains.
In a recent post on X, the firm revealed that it got a reward of 492 Ethereum from staking rewards; it has earned a total of 7,067 ETH since its launch in June.
NEW: SharpLink generated 492 $ETH from staking rewards last week.
That brings the total cumulative rewards to 7,067 $ETH since launching the strategy on June 2, 2025.
Our $ETH remains fully staked and keeps compounding value for shareholders in the best risk-adjusted way.
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— SharpLink (SBET) (@SharpLink) November 11, 2025
The firm noted that every reward earned is added back into staking, which lets the total balance grow week after week. This “compounding value” effect has made Ethereum an important part of SharpLink’s financial plans.
Since the announcement, investors have responded well to this clear and cautious strategy. Many see it as a safer way to grow assets in the blockchain space. By avoiding active trading, SharpLink aims to build strength slowly and keep earnings consistent
Company clears up misinformation
Recently, Chief Information Officer Matt Sheffield addressed sell-off claims from Arkham Intelligence, which said SharpLink moved a large amount of Ethereum to the OKX exchange.
Sheffield said this was not true and confirmed that all of the company’s Ethereum remains fully staked.
In an earlier development, SharpLink also announced a $75.6 million capital raising through new share sales at $17 each, about 12% above its market price. The company said the funds will support ongoing projects and strengthen its position as a key Ethereum holder.
