ChainThink reports that on October 27, Galaxy Digital reported a net profit of $323 million for the third quarter, reversing a loss of $85 million in the previous quarter;
Adjusted EBITDA was $455 million. Total assets increased by 51% quarter-over-quarter to $16.4 billion, with cash, stablecoins, and U.S. Treasuries totaling $4.9 billion, nearly doubling quarter-over-quarter.
Digital asset trading volume increased 12%环比, while combined asset management and staking assets grew 46% to $10.4 billion. The company entered into a multi-year partnership with BNY Mellon to provide staking support for its digital asset custody platform.
Following the restructuring of the data center business, EBITDA increased nearly fivefold quarter-over-quarter to $69 million; Helios Phase 1 achieved its first full quarter of operations after delivering 133 MW of computing power to CoreWeave.
Phase II has been fully funded and construction has commenced, with the company issuing $3.5 billion in senior secured bonds. The total power capacity exceeds 5.7 GW, and data halls are expected to begin delivery in the second quarter of 2027.
The $200 million buyback program initiated by the company in February was completed on October 15, with approximately 9.8 million shares repurchased in total; on October 26, the board approved an additional $200 million in buyback authorization.