Galaxy releases its first annual report: Fully shifting towards digital economy and AI infrastructure deployment

ME News Report, April 9th (UTC+8), according to official sources, Galaxy Digital released its first annual report as a publicly traded company on NASDAQ. 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 amid crypto market cycles, regulatory uncertainties, and industry crises, firmly believing that blockchain and digital assets will reshape the global financial system. Currently, the US regulatory framework is gradually becoming clearer, with banks, asset management firms, and even the US government accelerating their involvement. The industry is shifting from “narrative-driven” to “infrastructure-driven.” The company’s strategic focus is shifting toward building compliant financial infrastructure, including on-chain financial tracks, custody solutions, and tokenization platforms, to support large-scale onboarding of institutional funds. Meanwhile, Galaxy is ramping up its AI infrastructure deployment. Its Helios data center project in Texas has received approval for over 1.6 gigawatts of power, and it has reached a leasing agreement for 800 megawatts with AI cloud service provider CoreWeave, representing an investment scale of over $7.5 billion. With an additional 830 megawatts of custom construction, the long-term investment scale of the Helios project is expected to exceed $15 billion, making it an important asset for high returns and sustainable growth. Despite increased market volatility in 2025, Galaxy continues to advance key deployments during the downturn and views the current stage 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-regional, multi-technology asset portfolio worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Novogratz stated that the digital economy is still in its early stages. Galaxy has built an integrated platform covering institutional trading, asset management, on-chain infrastructure, and AI computing power, and will participate deeply in this transformation process for the long term. (Source: BlockBeats)