Ethereum Co-founder: There Is a Lag in Public Disclosure When Listed Companies Increase Crypto Holdings, and the Market Needs Time to Adjust and Adapt

Jinse Finance reported that Matt Sheffield, Chief Investment Officer of Ethereum treasury company SharpLink, stated on the X platform that 13F filings, which asset management companies use to disclose their holdings, usually need to be submitted to regulators within 45 days after the end of each quarter, so the data is often delayed. Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin responded to this view on X, agreeing that there is indeed a lag in the disclosure of listed companies increasing their cryptocurrency holdings. He added that the cryptocurrency market is adjusting to adapt 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.