Galaxy Digital Logs $216M Q1 Loss and $(0.49) EPS After 20% Crypto Slump
Galaxy Digital posted a $216 million Q1 net loss and $(0.49) EPS after a 20% drop in crypto market capitalization, ending March with $2.8 billion equity and $2.6 billion in cash and stablecoins. Trading volumes stayed flat, fee businesses generated $49 million, and Helios Phase I data hall leasing began.
1. Q1 Loss Reflects Crypto Market Decline
Galaxy Digital reported a net loss of $216 million and diluted EPS of $(0.49) for Q1, driven by an approximate 20% decline in overall cryptocurrency market capitalization during the quarter.
2. Strong Liquidity With $2.6B Cash and Stablecoins
The company closed March with $2.8 billion in total equity and approximately $2.6 billion in cash and stablecoins, providing a substantial liquidity buffer against market volatility.
3. Fee Businesses Provide $49M in Adjusted Profit
Digital asset trading volumes remained flat quarter-over-quarter, while Global Markets and Asset Management & Infrastructure Solutions delivered $31 million and $18 million in adjusted gross profit, respectively, totaling $49 million.
4. Helios Phase I Data Hall Begins Revenue Recognition
Revenue recognition commenced in April for the first data hall at the Helios campus under the Phase I lease, marking a step toward non–crypto-linked earnings through AI and data center operations.