Ethereum co-founder: The increase in crypto assets holdings by listed companies has lagged in information disclosure, and the market needs to adjust to adapt.

Golden Finance reports that Matt Sheffield, Chief Investment Officer of the Ethereum treasury company SharpLink, stated in a post on the X platform that the 13F filings disclosing holdings by asset management companies typically need to be submitted to regulators within 45 days of the end of each quarter, so there is often a lag in the data. Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin responded on the X platform acknowledging this viewpoint and stated that there is indeed a lag in the disclosure of public companies increasing their crypto assets, and the crypto market is adjusting to the current macro environment. For example, institutional investors have been steadily increasing their SharpLink positions, and ownership data also indicates that institutional confidence is strengthening.