Wu said that he learned that the Ethereum micro-strategy company SharpLink tweeted, confirming that the company fully complies with Nasdaq rules, and if the ATM plan to purchase ETH is executed, no additional shareholder approval is required. The company's strategy remains unchanged and funds will only be raised when it has a value-added effect for shareholders. Recent media reports have indicated that some Digital Asset Trust (DAT) companies may need shareholder approval to issue new shares to purchase cryptocurrencies. These reports may be aimed at newer DAT companies, some of which may not meet existing Nasdaq requirements and face stricter scrutiny. SharpLink emphasized that this situation does not apply to its company.