Galaxy releases its first annual report as a public company: fully committed to digital economy and AI infrastructure

BlockBeats News, April 9, according to official sources, Galaxy Digital released its first annual report as a Nasdaq-listed company. Founder and CEO Mike Novogratz stated that this listing is not only a milestone, but also a declaration that the digital economy has become a reality. Over the past eight years, Galaxy has continued to develop through the crypto industry's bull and bear cycles, regulatory uncertainties, and industry crises, and remains firmly optimistic that blockchain and digital assets will reshape the global financial system. Currently, the US regulatory framework is gradually clarifying, with banks, asset management institutions, and even the US government rapidly entering the market. The industry is shifting from being "narrative-driven" to "infrastructure-driven."

The company’s strategic focus is now turning to building compliant financial infrastructure, including on-chain financial rails, custody solutions, and tokenization platforms to accommodate large-scale institutional capital moving on-chain. Meanwhile, Galaxy is intensifying its investment in AI infrastructure, with its Helios data center project in Texas, USA, having received over 1.6 gigawatts of power approval and reaching an 800-megawatt leasing agreement with AI cloud service provider CoreWeave, corresponding to an investment of over $7.5 billion. Combined with an additional 830 megawatt custom build-out, the long-term investment in the Helios project is expected to exceed $15 billion, positioning it as a key high-return, sustainable growth asset for the company.

Despite increased market volatility in 2025, Galaxy continues to advance its key initiatives during downturns and sees the current phase as a long-term opportunity window. The company plans to continue expanding its global data center and digital infrastructure footprint, aiming to build a multi-region, multi-technology asset portfolio valued at over $100 billion. Novogratz stated that the digital economy is still in its early stages, and Galaxy has established an integrated platform covering institutional trading, asset management, on-chain infrastructure, and AI computing power. Going forward, the company will deeply participate in this transformation process for the long term.