Long SBET and Be Paid For The Exposure

After a long break I am back with how to earn more from stock investing.

Today's opportunity relies on the growth of ETH treasury holdings similar to what Microstrategy is doing with Bitcoin but with the advantage of being able to earn actual yield on Ethereum by simply staking and securing the network.

SharpLink Gaming (SBET) is transforming itself into an ETH treasury company led by Consensys CEO Joseph Lubin. The plan is to raise money via stock sales and debt auctions to buy Ethereum which is then used in validators to earn more ETH. The company share price will therefore increase in value from holding more and more Ethereum as well as the daily Ethereum earned by being an active participant in secure the network.

SBET options are currently priced very expensively due to market excitement and anticipation of massive gains over the coming months. We are going to use this pricing to our advantage and be paid an upfront premium for the obligation to buy shares at $20 per share and funding the purchase of $30 call options which gives the potential upside if shares skyrocket higher.

Sell put option: SBET Jan 16, 2026 20 put for $7.25
Buy call option: SBET Jan 16, 2026 30 call for $4.26

You will be paid a net credit of $2.99 per position. If shares end between $20 and $30 on Jan 16, 2026 you will earn a 28% annualized return. If share blast past $30 you will participate in that growth. If shares are below $20 you are still in good shape with an effective buy price of $17.01 which you can hold as the company continues to build their ETH holdings.

Please let me know if you have any questions. I would like feedback on my writing and instructions so that I can improve for the future.

To your success,

Thomas Moore

Disclosure: The author plans on being long SBET within 72 hours. The author wrote this article themselves, and it expresses their own opinions. The author is not receiving compensation for it. The author has no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.

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