TD Cowen initiated coverage on four Bitcoin treasury firms—Nakamoto, SharpLink, Strive, and Smarter Web—with buy ratings, framing the sector as an investable equity category, while analyst Lance Vitanza cut Strategy's price target to $350 from $440 on lower Bitcoin assumptions. Sharplink received a $16 price target despite trading at $6.42 and falling 62% over six months, though the company differentiates itself through Ethereum staking operations that generated $15.3 million in revenue last quarter, up 50% from $10.3 million. The firm disclosed a $734 million full-year loss driven by declining Ethereum values, even as it accumulated 14,500 Ethereum worth $9.4 million from staking. Sharplink's chairman Joe Lubin co-founded Ethereum and leads Consensys, while Strategy holds over $55 billion in Bitcoin from its Virginia headquarters.
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