Galaxy Digital Inc. develops digital asset businesses and data center infrastructure for institutional finance, individual-investor crypto access, and AI and high-performance computing workloads. Company news commonly covers trading, advisory, asset management, staking, self-custody, tokenization technology, and GalaxyOne product updates, including staking and onchain cash-management initiatives.
Recurring updates also include the Helios data center campus in Texas, power-capacity approvals, lease and operations milestones, quarterly financial results, share repurchases, capital-market infrastructure partnerships, and listing matters. Galaxy’s Class A common stock trades on Nasdaq under the symbol GLXY after the company completed its voluntary delisting from the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Kamino launched fixed-rate borrowing against tokenized assets, with AUTO as the first asset available through the new markets. AUTO gives holders exposure to consumer auto-loan financing through Figure’s (FIGR) Democratized Prime marketplace. Borrowers receive wYLDS, a yield-bearing token minted through Hastra. The first market opened September 21 at 5.3% for 30-day terms; two more opened at 5.75% and 6%.
Borrowers took out more than $40 million in fixed-rate loans in the first two weeks. The AUTO market grew from $10 million to $135 million in three weeks. Loans renew automatically only if lending capital is available. Kamino Multiply allows leverage up to 4.5 times; a decline in AUTO’s value can trigger a sale of the position. Forward Industries (FWDI), Galaxy (GLXY) and Figure already use Kamino for collateral and credit infrastructure. Kamino expects more assets and partners to follow.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) will report third quarter 2026 financial results before Nasdaq opens on October 27, 2026.
CEO and Founder Michael Novogratz and management will host an investor and analyst call that day at 8:30 AM Eastern Time. A live webcast will be available on Galaxy's investor relations website and YouTube channel, with a replay accessible on the investor relations website.
Sky Protocol and Galaxy Digital (GLXY) announced a strategic partnership across lending and capital markets, centered on Galaxy adding $100 million of sUSDS to its corporate treasury and approving sUSDS as eligible collateral across its institutional trading business, which has a $1.4 billion average loan book.
Galaxy becomes one of the first public companies to hold sUSDS on its balance sheet, while clients posting sUSDS as loan collateral continue to earn the Sky Savings Rate on their full position. The partnership builds on an existing onchain credit relationship via Grove, which provides Galaxy a $500 million warehouse lending facility, and Spark, used to support GOFR. Sky Protocol enters Q3 2026 as the largest onchain stablecoin liquidity source with $5.41 billion supplied, sUSDS supply of $5.52 billion at Q2 close (up 149% year-on-year), and five consecutive profitable quarters including $107.35 million in Q2 2026 gross revenue and a $33.29 million net surplus.
Galaxy (GLXY) appointed Taylor Reinhardt as Head of Investor Relations, effective with the announcement dated September 14, 2026.
Reinhardt will report to Chief Financial Officer Tony Paquette and will lead engagement with shareholders and the broader investment community as Galaxy expands across digital assets and AI infrastructure. She previously served as Head of Investor Relations, Marketing and Communications at Perella Weinberg, having joined that firm in 2021 around its Nasdaq listing, and earlier held investor relations and corporate communications roles at Apollo Global Management and Teneo Holdings. Reinhardt succeeds Jonathan Goldowsky, who has transitioned to Co-Head of Europe at Galaxy.
Cosmos launched the Cosmos Partner Network on September 9, 2026 to help banks and financial institutions accelerate tokenized deposit and digital asset initiatives using the Cosmos Tokenization Suite and digital ledger solutions.
The network debuts with 17 initial partners, including BitGo (BTGO) and Galaxy Digital (GLXY), covering services such as custody, KYC/KYB verification, compliance monitoring, trading, settlement, security, and blockchain infrastructure. Cosmos provides the tokenization and ledger platform, while partners deliver integrated products that enable use cases like 24/7 payment settlement, programmable escrow, programmable trade finance, and agentic commerce.
The program recognizes partners for the value they create and aims to let them scale through introductions across public and private networks using Cosmos, while giving institutions and companies building on Cosmos access to a curated group of experts.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) reported that five Texas data center projects have received conditional ERCOT Batch Zero large load classifications, covering about 4.2 GW of gross power capacity.
Helios I (800 MW) and Helios II (830 MW) at the Helios campus are classified as Batch Zero Base Load, with this capacity approved in January 2026 as part of more than 1.6 GW already cleared at Helios. Helios II remains on schedule to energize in 2028, and leasing is described as unaffected by the process.
Caspian (700 MW), Selene (900 MW), and Helios III (1,000 MW) are conditionally classified as Batch Zero Studied Load, meaning they are subject to capacity allocation in ERCOT’s ongoing system-wide study and audit. Galaxy’s data center development pipeline now exceeds 5.7 GW of potential power capacity across four Texas sites, including a second 1,000 MW Helios request and the 500 MW Merlin campus in McGregor.
Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY) announced a partnership with Bank Leumi, Israel's largest bank, under which Leumi will become the first bank in Israel to offer digital asset trading to its customers.
Leumi and PEPPER users will be able to buy, hold and sell selected digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ether and Solana, within the Leumi Trade capital markets app, in a dedicated secured section. The service is expected to be available in early 2027. Bank Leumi will use GalaxyOne Institutional for trading and related services and has also signed an agreement to use Galaxy's Custody Infrastructure platform, formerly known as GK8, to support its digital asset infrastructure.
Sharplink (Nasdaq: SBET) and Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY) jointly launched the Galaxy Sharplink Onchain Yield Fund, LP, an institutional vehicle focused on decentralized finance and onchain yield strategies. The Fund is managed by Galaxy and begins with $125 million in committed capital.
According to the companies, the capital includes $100 million backed by Sharplink’s staked ETH treasury and $25 million from Galaxy. Sharplink frames the Fund as an expansion of its ETH treasury management strategy, while Galaxy adds what it calls its first institutional-scale onchain yield strategy to its asset management platform.
Digital Prime Technologies announced a strategic investment from Marex Group (Nasdaq: MRX)/b), building on Marex’s role as a strategic participant on , a global institutional-grade digital and tokenized asset lending marketplace developed with EquiLend. Marex, Digital Prime, Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY) and EquiLend are collaborating to create institutional infrastructure that lets traditional financial institutions engage in digital asset lending using familiar securities lending-style workflows, controls and risk frameworks.
According to Digital Prime, the new capital will be used to accelerate Tokenet’s product development, expand institutional connectivity and enhance capabilities for the global digital and tokenized asset lending market.
Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY) reported a Q2 2026 net loss of $(85) million and diluted and adjusted EPS of $(0.09), mainly due to digital asset price depreciation. Adjusted gross profit was $43 million and adjusted EBITDA was $(77) million. Total assets reached $10.8 billion, total equity $2.7 billion, and cash and stablecoins $2.5 billion as of June 30, 2026.
Digital Assets and Data Centers generated a combined $86 million of adjusted gross profit and $1 million of adjusted EBITDA. Data Centers posted $20 million adjusted gross profit and $11 million adjusted EBITDA in its first revenue-generating quarter, supported by delivery of 133 MW of critical IT load to CoreWeave at the Helios campus. Galaxy completed a private offering of $3.5 billion of senior secured notes due 2031 to fund Helios Phase II, expanded its Texas data center pipeline to over 5.7 GW, and signed a multi-year digital asset infrastructure agreement with BNY. Asset Management & Infrastructure Solutions reported $17 million adjusted gross profit and ended Q2 with $7.1 billion in combined AUM and assets under stake.