Genius Sports revenue grew 70% in the third quarter to more than $69 million, as its NFL data deal helped push U.S. sales to more than a fifth of its global business in the period. Still, the top line improvement came with a wider than expected loss, and shares plunged 25% on the day to close at $10.19.

Genius Sports shares tumbled to as low as $9.87 on very heavy volume, as a shortfall against Wall Street consensus earnings expectations and general bearishness around growth stocks on inflation fears led to the sell-off. The drop put Genius’ shares at almost half their value of two weeks ago, likely guaranteeing the company’s stock will close lower for the 13th straight trading day.