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SBET Price Targets Slashed to $13 on CLARITY Act Delays: TD Cowen Says ETH Will Suffer - Sharplink (NASDA

TD Cowen cut SharpLink Gaming (SBET) price target to $13 from $16, keeping a Buy rating, citing delays to the US CLARITY Act that push back tokenization timelines. The firm lowered its 2026 Ethereum forecast to about $2,371 from ~$3,650, mechanically reducing SBET targets. SBET last closed around $6.41, implying ~103% upside.

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Published Jul 31, 2026, 5:15 PM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

$SBETBearishMed
01

Why it matters

The immediate tradable change is the analyst price target reduction, which can pressure sentiment and positioning even without a rating change. The next decision point is the Aug. 10 Q2 earnings call, framed as a direct read-through on CLARITY Act delay implications.

02

Market read

This is a model-and-regulation-driven target reset for SBET, with explicit ETH forecast cuts and a near-term technical map plus an earnings catalyst on Aug. 10.

03

What to watch

The article flags that the Aug. 10 earnings call will directly address how management views the CLARITY Act delay, which could offset model-based downside if guidance timing improves.

Relevance 7/10Novelty 5/10Timing: ahead of SBET’s Q2 results on Aug. 10

Background

TD Cowen links SBET’s valuation to an ETH price model and to regulatory progress on tokenization under the CLARITY Act.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

$SBETBearishMedium confidence
Context

TD Cowen cut SBET’s price target from $16 to $13, citing CLARITY Act delays that push back the tokenization timeline underpinning the bull case.

Expected impact

Near-term bias remains cautious while SBET trades below the $6.20 to $6.30 descending trendline; a reclaim above $6.63 would be the first technical confirmation.

Evidence & confidence

The article ties the target cut directly to reduced 2026-2029 ETH forecasts and CLARITY Act delays, and it provides actionable technical levels ($6.30, $6.63, $5.95-$5.96, $5.23).

Market effects

Reinforces a broader digital-asset treasury repricing narrative tied to lower ETH assumptions and CLARITY Act timing.

Limited direct regional impact; the catalyst is US regulatory timing and ETH price modeling.

Moderate, as tokenization timelines and ETH price decks can influence global crypto-linked equities’ risk premia.

Counterpoint

TD Cowen kept a Buy rating and points to SharpLink’s ongoing treasury execution (projected ETH holdings and NAV discount), suggesting the target cut may be more model-driven than fundamental deterioration.

Key entities

  • SharpLink Gaming

    SBET, the subject of the price-target cut tied to CLARITY Act delays and a lower ETH forecast.

  • TD Cowen

    Cut SBET’s price target from $16 to $13 while maintaining a Buy rating.

  • Ethereum

    ETH forecast used in the model was reduced for 2026-2029, mechanically lowering SBET’s target.

  • CLARITY Act

    Tokenization regulatory framework delays cited as pushing back the tokenization timeline.

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