Joseph Lubin warned that as more businesses explore on-chain treasury systems, failing to practice appropriate risk management might have serious consequences.
Lubin said that while SharpLink, a recently introduced Ethereum-focused treasury platform, does not now use leverage, it is open to the possibility of doing so in the future.
His comments come as an increasing number of cryptocurrency treasury services seek to use decentralized technologies to transform corporate finance.
Major tokens like Ethereum and Bitcoin have not seen any price movement despite their increasing use. Lubin describes these digital assets as “the strongest contenders to become the most influential forms of money,” attributing this to continuous macroeconomic advances and projecting a strong period of long-term accumulation.
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Long-term Bitcoin investors now own record amounts of the cryptocurrency.
Lubin also highlighted the pivotal role of stablecoins in the current financial landscape. Primarily built on Ethereum, these digital currencies are rapidly gaining global adoption. He described them as “extremely valuable” for fostering financial access and supporting the global reach of the U.S. dollar, especially in an increasingly digital economy.
As the crypto sector evolves, Lubin underscored a crucial point: while innovation drives growth, it must be balanced with sound financial practices—particularly as institutional players enter and broader economic stakes intensify.
