Galaxy Q2 Financial Report: Net loss of 85.31 million USD, data center business profitable in the first quarter

Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY) released its Q2 2026 financial report, reporting a net loss of $85.31 million, significantly narrowing from a loss of $216.3 million in Q1, mainly affected by the decline in digital asset prices; adjusted EBITDA was a loss of $77.26 million; as of June 30, total equity was $2.72 billion, with cash and stablecoin holdings of $2.459 billion.

In terms of business segments, the digital asset department reported an adjusted gross profit of $65.71 million, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 34%, with the number of trading counterparties reaching 1,741, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 3%, and an average loan balance of $1.438 billion, remaining basically flat quarter-on-quarter, with new loan issuance increasing quarter-on-quarter; the company also launched an OTC prediction market product this quarter, supporting institutional clients in executing multi-asset hedging strategies around event-driven markets. In asset management, the total managed and pledged assets at the end of Q2 were $7.1 billion, a quarter-on-quarter decrease of 12%; this quarter, the Galaxy Fintech Fund long-short hedge fund was newly launched, and a joint venture with State Street was established to launch the tokenized private equity liquidity fund SWEEP.

The data center department achieved profitability for the first time this quarter, with an adjusted gross profit of $20.14 million and adjusted EBITDA of $11.49 million. The first phase of the Helios data center park, with a critical IT load of 133 MW, has been fully delivered to CoreWeave, and it is expected to contribute approximately $8 million in rental income each quarter starting from Q3, with project-level adjusted EBITDA profit margins expected to exceed 90%.

In terms of corporate progress, on July 28, Galaxy issued $3.5 billion in senior secured notes through its subsidiary to fund the second phase of Helios construction; subsequently, it acquired three new sites in Texas (Merlin, Caspian, Selene), with a total potential installed capacity of approximately 2.1 GW, bringing the company's overall power pipeline scale to over 5.7 GW. Additionally, Galaxy signed a multi-year cooperation agreement with BNY to support the staking services of BNY's digital asset custody platform.