Galaxy Digital Q2 Loss Narrows, Shares Drop 5% Despite Data Center Milestone
What happened: Galaxy Digital reported an $85 million net loss for Q2 2026, a significant improvement from its $216 million loss in Q1.
What happened: Galaxy Digital reported an $85 million net loss for Q2 2026, a significant improvement from its $216 million loss in Q1. Adjusted diluted loss per share was $0.09, beating analyst estimates. Revenue reached $8.8 billion, missing the $9 billion consensus. The Helios data center delivered its first revenue quarter, with Phase I generating $20 million in adjusted gross profit and a 15-year lease to CoreWeave expected to yield $80 million quarterly from Q3. However, shares fell 5% on the day.
Why it matters: While the narrowing loss and data center ramp-up are positives, investor concerns linger over missed revenue targets, rising debt (now over $6 billion), and the lack of new tenant announcements for the remaining 830 MW of data center capacity. The results highlight the high-stakes transition of crypto firms into digital infrastructure, where execution risk and capital intensity remain high.
Source: CoinDesk, PR Newswire