The digital asset giant Galaxy Digital has entered a new era of profitability, closing the third quarter of 2025 with one of its strongest financial performances since inception.
The company booked $505 million in net income and $629 million in adjusted earnings, a sharp rebound powered by trading momentum, investment gains, and growing exposure to artificial intelligence infrastructure.
By the end of September, Galaxy’s balance sheet had swelled to $3.2 billion in equity, including $1.9 billion in liquid reserves held across cash and stablecoins – an unusually strong position for a crypto-native financial firm.
Galaxy’s Q3 2025 results are in. pic.twitter.com/6XU9edN1za
— Galaxy (@galaxyhq) October 21, 2025
Trading Desk Dominates the Quarter
Behind the numbers was an extraordinary surge in trading activity. The firm’s trading volumes climbed 140% from the previous quarter, supported by stronger derivatives flows and spot transactions. Galaxy’s trading desk also executed what may be one of the largest Bitcoin deals ever recorded – facilitating the sale of more than 80,000 BTC on behalf of a single client.
While the company declined to reveal the investor’s name, insiders described the move as part of an estate restructuring strategy, highlighting the deepening sophistication of crypto’s wealth management ecosystem.
Stock Jumps on Strong Results
News of the performance sent Galaxy Digital’s shares (GLXY) soaring. The stock rose nearly 16% intraday before settling with a 9% gain, closing above $43. Its year-to-date performance now exceeds 84%, placing it among the best-performing publicly listed crypto firms in 2025.
From Crypto Finance to AI Infrastructure
Yet Galaxy’s ambitions are moving far beyond trading. Through its Helios campus in Texas, the company is investing heavily in data-center infrastructure tailored to high-performance computing and AI workloads.
To accelerate that expansion, Galaxy secured a $1.4 billion loan in August and signed a long-term partnership with CoreWeave, a U.S. cloud company that specializes in GPU systems used for artificial intelligence. The collaboration is projected to generate roughly $1 billion in annual revenue once operations reach full capacity, expected by mid-2026.
This strategic pivot represents Galaxy’s broader vision: merging blockchain finance and AI infrastructure to anchor itself at the intersection of two of the fastest-growing industries on the planet.
Reflecting a Broader Crypto Recovery
Galaxy’s breakout quarter coincides with a global crypto resurgence. According to CoinGecko’s Q3 2025 report, the overall market capitalization of digital assets climbed to $4 trillion, the highest level since late 2021. Although Bitcoin’s price movement remained subdued, Ethereum and several large-cap altcoins rallied sharply, boosting liquidity and institutional participation across the board.
At the same time, Galaxy deepened its role in the digital asset treasury movement – a growing trend where corporations allocate crypto assets as strategic reserves. The firm joined a $1.65 billion Solana treasury initiative alongside Cantor Fitzgerald, Multicoin Capital, and Jump Crypto, signaling how institutional players are repositioning for the next expansion cycle.
Institutional Confidence Returns
The momentum across Galaxy’s trading, treasury, and infrastructure businesses suggests that the crypto sector is moving beyond its speculative roots. With BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posting strong inflows and other financial giants entering the space, institutional adoption appears to be stabilizing into a long-term trend rather than a passing wave.
For Galaxy Digital, that evolution is already visible on the balance sheet. A company once defined by market volatility is now reshaping itself as a multi-sector financial platform – bridging crypto, capital markets, and artificial intelligence.
If the latest quarter is any indication, institutional finance is not just returning to crypto – it’s building a permanent home there.
