Bringing digital assets and AI infrastructure to the forefront of U.S. markets
Galaxy (Nasdaq: GLXY) begins trading on the Nasdaq today, marking a major milestone for a company operating at the forefront of two transformational technologies: digital assets and artificial intelligence.
A New Chapter for a New Era
Founded in 2018 by billionaire macro investor Mike Novogratz, Galaxy has evolved from a family office into a global platform spanning institutional trading, asset management, lending, venture investing, tokenization technology, and a suite of ETFs focused on bitcoin, ethereum, and other digital assets. Through disciplined growth and active risk management across multiple market cycles, Galaxy has built one of the world’s largest institutional crypto derivatives trading desks, recording more than $20 billion in volume last year. The firm is also one of the largest crypto lenders globally.
Now, the company is extending its leadership into the AI era. At its Helios data center campus in West Texas Galaxy is repurposing mining infrastructure to support high-performance compute and artificial intelligence workloads, with the potential to become one of the largest in the world. Earlier this year, Galaxy signed a 15-year partnership to host CoreWeave’s AI and high-performance computing infrastructure at its Helios data center campus, creating a diversified source of predictable revenue that is uncorrelated to the prices of digital assets.
Already listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Galaxy’s Nasdaq debut broadens its access to U.S. investors and reflects its commitment to align with evolving regulatory standards. Headquartered in New York, with offices across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, the firm is positioned to meet the growing global demand for digital asset infrastructure and advanced compute capabilities.
Find us on Nasdaq under the ticker GLXY and learn more about how Galaxy is building the future of finance and AI at www.galaxy.com.
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