Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin has highlighted a delay in the disclosure of cryptocurrency holdings by listed companies, emphasizing the need for market adaptation. Lubin's comments, made on the X platform, align with those of Matt Sheffield, Chief Investment Officer of SharpLink, who noted that asset management companies typically submit their 13F filings within 45 days post-quarter, causing a data lag. Lubin pointed out that the cryptocurrency market is currently adjusting to macroeconomic conditions, with institutional investors gradually increasing their positions in companies like SharpLink. This trend reflects growing institutional confidence in the crypto sector, despite the inherent delays in reporting holdings.