PANews reported on August 30th that SharpLink, a Nasdaq-listed Ethereum treasury company, announced the official launch of its official ETH Dashboard on the X platform to support tracking the performance of the company's Ethereum treasury reserves. The dashboard will be updated every Tuesday and will disclose indicators including: ETH holdings (currently 797,704), average purchase price per ETH (currently $3,558), ETH NAV (net asset value), ETH concentration (ETH per 1,000 fully diluted shares), staking rewards, base mNAV, and company market capitalization.PANews reported on August 30th that SharpLink, a Nasdaq-listed Ethereum treasury company, announced the official launch of its official ETH Dashboard on the X platform to support tracking the performance of the company's Ethereum treasury reserves. The dashboard will be updated every Tuesday and will disclose indicators including: ETH holdings (currently 797,704), average purchase price per ETH (currently $3,558), ETH NAV (net asset value), ETH concentration (ETH per 1,000 fully diluted shares), staking rewards, base mNAV, and company market capitalization.
SharpLink Launches Official ETH Dashboard to Support Treasury Performance Tracking
PANews reported on August 30th that SharpLink, a Nasdaq-listed Ethereum treasury company, announced the official launch of its official ETH Dashboard on the X platform to support tracking the performance of the company's Ethereum treasury reserves. The dashboard will be updated every Tuesday and will disclose indicators including: ETH holdings (currently 797,704), average purchase price per ETH (currently $3,558), ETH NAV (net asset value), ETH concentration (ETH per 1,000 fully diluted shares), staking rewards, base mNAV, and company market capitalization.
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