SharpLink Gaming (SBET) has quietly become a curiosity for traders, with a sharp pullback over the past week sitting against strong year to date gains and eye catching revenue growth that is nearly double.
See our latest analysis for SharpLink Gaming.
That 11.6% year to date share price return now looks fragile after a 21.8% seven day share price slide and a much steeper 47.9% three month selloff. This suggests momentum is fading even as the one year total shareholder return is roughly flat.
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With revenue nearly doubling, yet shares sliding sharply in recent months and still trading far below analyst targets, is SharpLink Gaming an underappreciated growth story for bold investors, or is the market already discounting its future potential?
On a price to book basis, SharpLink Gaming looks inexpensive, with the last close of $9.02 implying a valuation well below both peers and our fair value estimate.
Price to book compares what investors are paying for each dollar of net assets on the balance sheet. This can be particularly relevant for asset light digital platforms and early stage ventures that are still loss making but building equity value.
For SharpLink, a 0.6 times price to book ratio signals the market is pricing the company at a discount to its recorded net assets rather than assigning a premium for its rapid top line growth and expected path toward profitability. This is even though our DCF model estimates fair value at $13.74 per share, roughly 34.3 percent above the current price.
The contrast with the wider US Hospitality space is stark. SharpLink is trading at 0.6 times book versus an industry average of 2.6 times. It also screens cheaply against a peer average of 5.6 times, which suggests investors are heavily discounting its balance sheet and future growth relative to comparable companies.
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
Result: Price to Book of 0.6 times (UNDERVALUED)
However, investors still face risks from ongoing losses and heavy reliance on crypto linked Ethereum staking, where regulatory or market shifts could quickly erode sentiment.
Find out about the key risks to this SharpLink Gaming narrative.
Our DCF model also points to upside, with a fair value of $13.74 versus the current $9.02, suggesting SharpLink could be materially undervalued if growth and profitability targets are met. But can a young, loss making, crypto exposed business really deliver on those forecasts?
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