【Crypto World】SharpLink Gaming recently moved its $170 million Ethereum treasury to the Linea network under Consensys. What do you think of this move? It’s mainly about leveraging native staking, re-staking rewards, and on-chain incentives to create a multi-layered revenue stream.
Looking at stock performance, the past three months have been a bit painful—down 37.88%. But over a longer time horizon, the one-year total shareholder return is actually 38.96%, indicating there are still opportunities amid the volatility.
Here’s an interesting data point: the price-to-book ratio is only 0.6x. What does that mean? The industry average is 5.4x. In other words, compared to competitors, this stock is ridiculously cheap from a valuation perspective.
Using the discounted cash flow (DCF) method, the fair value per share is estimated at $13.61. And what’s the current closing price? $10.02 per share. That’s a gap of nearly $3.59—showing market pricing inefficiency. The data is clear: the stock is indeed undervalued. Whether to buy or not depends on each investor’s risk appetite and investment horizon.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-13 12:57
0.6 times Price-to-Book ratio? That's not cheap; it's asking me why I haven't gone all in yet.
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metaverse_hermit
· 01-12 01:44
0.6x Price-to-Book Ratio? This price is really ridiculously cheap. Why does it seem like no one has noticed?
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NFTFreezer
· 01-11 17:10
0.6 Price-to-Book Ratio? This is the real bargain, compared to industry peers at 5.4 times, it's just hilarious.
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If you don't believe in the DCF model, the old valuation method in the crypto world is already outdated.
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A 37% drop in three months still called volatility? I think it's just cleaning out retail investors.
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Linea launched with $170 million, but the question is about liquidity... Don’t become the next dead pool again.
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Using 13.61 as the fair value, haha. The last time I heard this was in 2021.
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Cheap doesn't mean good quality. With such a low P/E ratio, ask yourself why no institutions are buying the dip.
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A 38% annual return is impressive, but who can withstand this volatility...
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Staking, re-staking, on-chain incentives—sounds great, but in reality? It’s just the same old story of cutting the leeks.
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A Price-to-Book ratio of 0.6 is really absolute, but compared to other projects with zero valuation, it’s not that bad.
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I just want to know when this project will have positive cash flow, don’t just hype up the revenue mechanism.
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RatioHunter
· 01-11 17:09
0.6x Price-to-Book Ratio? That's not cheap, it's outrageous. The DCF value is 36% higher than the current price. Either it's being hammered down to the point of breaking or there's a trap I haven't seen.
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tokenomics_truther
· 01-11 17:09
0.6 times Price-to-Book ratio? That logic is a bit too outrageous. Could there be some hidden pitfalls in the equity structure that we're not seeing?
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GasFeePhobia
· 01-11 16:45
Damn, a 0.6x price-to-book ratio? That must mean it's extremely undervalued. It feels a bit uncertain.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-11 16:42
A P/B ratio of 0.6? Isn't this really a trap... There must be a reason it's cheap.
SharpLink Gaming deploys $170 million ETH treasury on Linea. Are undervalued stocks worth paying attention to?
【Crypto World】SharpLink Gaming recently moved its $170 million Ethereum treasury to the Linea network under Consensys. What do you think of this move? It’s mainly about leveraging native staking, re-staking rewards, and on-chain incentives to create a multi-layered revenue stream.
Looking at stock performance, the past three months have been a bit painful—down 37.88%. But over a longer time horizon, the one-year total shareholder return is actually 38.96%, indicating there are still opportunities amid the volatility.
Here’s an interesting data point: the price-to-book ratio is only 0.6x. What does that mean? The industry average is 5.4x. In other words, compared to competitors, this stock is ridiculously cheap from a valuation perspective.
Using the discounted cash flow (DCF) method, the fair value per share is estimated at $13.61. And what’s the current closing price? $10.02 per share. That’s a gap of nearly $3.59—showing market pricing inefficiency. The data is clear: the stock is indeed undervalued. Whether to buy or not depends on each investor’s risk appetite and investment horizon.