Galaxy shares tumble following Q2 earnings miss
Galaxy Digital Holdings’ shares slumped over 8% this morning, following misses on both revenue and earnings per share in its second-quarter earnings.
The company reported EPS of $0.08, compared to analysts’ consensus of $0.18. Revenue was at $9.1 billion, well below consensus estimates for $13.9 billion.
Digital asset trading volumes also declined 22% quarter over quarter, “primarily due to reduced spot trading activity,” the company said in the earnings report.
Galaxy Digital said it “expects to begin generating Data Centers revenue in the first half of 2026, when it starts delivering critical IT capacity to CoreWeave under Phase I of its lease agreement.”
In April, CoreWeave announced a deal with Galaxy, under which Galaxy will host “additional artificial intelligence and high-performance computing infrastructure at Helios Data Center Campus.”
Galaxy, the eighth-largest bitcoin corporate holder, added 4,272 bitcoin in Q2, bringing its total holdings to 17,102 tokens.