Galaxy Digital saw its stock climb more than 11% following the release of its latest annual report, even as the company posted a net loss of $241 million for 2025. Investors appeared to focus on the firm’s improving core business performance rather than headline losses driven by market volatility.
The rally pushed Galaxy’s shares to one of the strongest daily performances among crypto-related equities, signaling renewed confidence in its long-term strategy. CEO Mike Novogratz emphasized in his shareholder letter that the company is well-positioned to benefit from increasing demand for blockchain infrastructure and institutional crypto services.
Galaxy’s Digital Assets segment, which includes trading, lending, asset management, and staking operations, generated $505 million in adjusted gross profit. This performance highlights the strength of its core operations, even as broader financial results were impacted by unrealized losses tied to digital asset holdings and investments.
