Galaxy Q2 in deficit of $85 million, cash and stabilization of $2.46 billion Dollar

On 5 August, according to SEC documents, Galaxy Digital Inc. disclosed a net loss of $85 million in the second quarter of 2026, adjusted by EBITDA at $77 million, with a total interest of approximately $2.7 billion and cash and stability currency of $2.46 billion. The first phase of its Helios data centre delivered 133 MW key IT loads to CoreWeave in Texas, with a projected single-season rental income of approximately $80 million starting from the third quarter, with an EBITDA profit margin of over 90 per cent adjusted at the project level. Galaxy and three new sites at McGregor, Caspan and Selene, Texas, extended the power lines of AI and HPC data centres to approximately 5.7 GW, while issuing, through its subsidiaries, advanced security instruments of $3.5 billion, which expired in 2026, for phase two of the Helios phase。