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Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) generates a steady flow of news at the intersection of digital assets, capital markets, and data center infrastructure. As a Nasdaq and TSX-listed company, Galaxy announces developments that span institutional trading and lending, staking, tokenization, and the buildout of large-scale AI and high-performance computing (HPC) facilities.
News updates frequently highlight infrastructure milestones, such as power approvals and financing arrangements for the Helios data center campus in Texas. These items cover credit agreements, interconnection studies, and long-term power capacity that support Helios’s evolution into a multi-gigawatt AI and HPC campus.
Galaxy’s capital markets and structured product activities are another major news theme. The company has announced a tokenized collateralized loan obligation (CLO) on the Avalanche blockchain to support its lending activities, as well as partnerships with firms like Invesco and State Street Investment Management on digital asset ETPs and tokenized liquidity funds. These stories illustrate how Galaxy applies tokenization technology to traditional financial structures.
Additional coverage focuses on staking and liquid staking, including Galaxy’s role as Development Company for Liquid Collective and integrations with custodial platforms such as Coinbase Prime. News in this area often details how institutional clients can access staking infrastructure, liquid staking tokens, and related onchain strategies.
Investors and market participants following GLXY news can expect updates on institutional partnerships, financing transactions, regulatory filings, and product launches that reflect Galaxy’s dual focus on digital asset markets and AI/HPC data center infrastructure. This news feed is a resource for tracking how the company executes its strategy across these domains.
Galaxy (Nasdaq: GLXY) will voluntarily delist its Class A common stock from the Toronto Stock Exchange effective at market close on March 19, 2026. The stock will continue to trade on Nasdaq under the symbol GLXY. The board cited the majority of trading volume on U.S. markets and the costs and administrative requirements of the TSX listing.
The company will remain a reporting issuer in Canada, continue Canadian disclosure, and terminate its TSX normal course issuer bid at the Delisting Effective Time. Repurchases via Nasdaq may continue within a 5%/12-month limit.
Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLX) announced TSX acceptance of a Normal Course Issuer Bid allowing up to $200 million of share repurchases. The NCIB permits purchase and cancellation of up to 14,798,021 Class A common stock (≈10% of public float) from February 12, 2026 to February 11, 2027, with daily and exchange-specific limits and all repurchases subject to applicable Canadian and U.S. securities laws.
Galaxy Digital (GLX) announced TSX acceptance of its Normal Course Issuer Bid to repurchase up to $200 million of Class A common stock. The NCIB runs from Feb 12, 2026 to Feb 11, 2027 and permits purchase of up to 14,798,021 shares (≈10% of public float).
Daily TSX purchases are limited to 284,225 shares and all repurchased shares will be cancelled. Purchases may occur on TSX, alternative Canadian systems or Nasdaq and may use an automatic purchase plan.
Galaxy (Nasdaq: GLXY) announced a Board-approved $200 million share repurchase program with a 12-month term beginning Feb 6, 2026. Repurchases may be made via open-market purchases, privately negotiated transactions, or Rule 10b5-1 plans and will comply with securities laws and exchange rules.
The program limits purchases on Nasdaq to 5% of outstanding common stock at commencement, may be suspended at any time, and requires TSX approval to repurchase on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY) reported Q4 2025 net loss of $482M and diluted EPS of $(1.08), driven by digital asset price declines. Full‑year 2025 net loss was $241M with adjusted EBITDA of $34M. Cash and stablecoins totaled $2.6B; total equity was $3.0B. Company completed reorganization, raised equity and issued exchangeable notes, acquired Alluvial Finance, and received ERCOT approval to expand Helios to >1.6GW.
Galaxy (NASDAQ: GLXY) completed ERCOT Large Load Interconnection Study approvals and secured an additional 830 MW of computing demand capacity at its Helios data center campus in West Texas, via a service agreement with AEP Texas and transmission interconnection via WETT.
The approval doubles Helios's ERCOT-approved, utility-contracted capacity to > 1.6 GW, supports multi-tenant AI and HPC deployments, and follows steady-state and stability LLIS reviews. Construction is underway to support the first phase under Galaxy's lease with CoreWeave, with initial power expected beginning in early 2026. Galaxy is evaluating additional power and land opportunities in Texas and beyond.
Galaxy (NASDAQ: GLXY) closed its debut tokenized CLO, Galaxy CLO 2025-1, with an approximately $50 million anchor allocation from Grove and $75 million financed to date. The CLO is tokenized on the Avalanche blockchain, issued by INX with expected listing on INX's ATS, carries a senior coupon of SOFR +570 bps, and has an initial maturity of December 2026. The vehicle may scale up to a $200 million limit and will support Galaxy's lending to Arch Lending with monthly distributions.
Architect Financial Technologies (COIN) completed a $35 million Series A strategic financing on December 23, 2025 to scale AX, the company’s centralized exchange for perpetual futures on traditional asset classes.
AX launched last month and is operated by Architect Bermuda Ltd. under the Bermuda Monetary Authority regulatory regime. The round was anchored by Miami International Holdings (MIAX) and Tioga Capital, with participation from Galaxy Ventures (GLXY), ARK Invest, VanEck, Trumid, Geneva Trading and renewed backing from Coinbase Ventures (COIN) plus other prior investors. Architect completed prior rounds of $5M pre-seed (2023) and $12M seed (2024).
Last Energy (GLXY) closed an oversubscribed Series C of more than $100 million led by Astera Institute with participation from JAM Fund, Gigafund, The Haskell Company, AE Ventures, Ultranative, Galaxy Interactive, and Woori Technology.
The financing is intended to fully capitalize the company through its DOE pilot project, complete the PWR-5 pilot reactor, advance PWR-20 commercialization, expand Texas manufacturing capacity, and support an anticipated 2026 criticality demonstration under an OTA and lease at Texas A&M–RELLIS. Last Energy is also advancing a UK pathway with a completed Preliminary Design Review and a regulator-confirmed route toward a potential 2027 site license decision.
Invesco (NYSE: IVZ) and Galaxy launched the Invesco Galaxy Solana ETP (QSOL) on Dec 15, 2025, providing regulated, spot-based exposure to Solana (SOL).
QSOL tracks the Lukka Prime Solana Reference Rate, uses Coinbase Custody for institutional storage, and will stake SOL via Galaxy Digital Infrastructure to potentially generate staking rewards paid as income to the trust. QSOL is structured as a grantor trust with cash and in-kind creations/redemptions and will list on the Cboe BZX Exchange.