Galaxy Releases First Annual Report Since IPO: Fully Committed to the Digital Economy and AI Infrastructure

April 9 Per official reports, Galaxy Digital has released its first annual report as a Nasdaq-listed company. Founder/CEO Mike Novogratz noted the listing marks not just a milestone but a declaration that the digital economy is now a reality. Over eight years, Galaxy has grown through crypto’s bull-bear cycles, regulatory uncertainty, and industry crises—firmly believing blockchain and digital assets will reshape the global financial system. U.S. regulatory frameworks are now clearer, with banks, asset managers, and even the U.S. government ramping up industry entry, shifting the sector from “narrative-driven” to “infrastructure-driven.” Galaxy’s strategy now focuses on building compliant financial infrastructure: on-chain rails, custody solutions, and tokenization platforms to support large-scale institutional capital inflows on-chain. It’s also ramping up AI infrastructure investment: its Texas-based Helios data center has secured 1.6+ gigawatts of power approval, struck an 800-megawatt lease deal with AI cloud provider CoreWeave (valued at $7.5B+), and earmarked 830 megawatts for custom builds. Long-term Helios investment is projected to top $15B, positioning it as a key asset for high returns and sustainable growth. Even with heightened market volatility through 2025, Galaxy is advancing key investments in the downturn, viewing the current phase as a long-term opportunity window. It plans to expand its global data center and digital infrastructure footprint, targeting a $1 trillion asset portfolio across regions and technologies. Novogratz noted the digital economy remains in its early days. Galaxy has built a full-stack platform spanning institutional trading, asset management, on-chain infrastructure, and AI computing—and will keep deepening its role in this transformation.