Galaxy Digital increased its Bitcoin reserves to 17,102 BTC

Galaxy Digital reported a $30.7M profit in Q2 2025, rebounding from a $295M loss. The company added 4,272 BTC, bringing total holdings to 17,102 BTC worth $1.95B.

Bitcoin reserves boost Galaxy’s return to profit

Galaxy Digital has reported a net income of $30.7 million for Q2 2025, a sharp turnaround from the $295 million loss recorded in Q1.

The digital asset firm attributed its performance to gains in balance sheet assets and the strong results of its Global Markets unit. By quarter’s end, Galaxy’s Bitcoin holdings rose to 17,102 BTC, worth roughly $1.95 billion. The firm added 4,272 BTC compared to Q1.

Treasury division generates $228M gross profit

Adjusted EBITDA totaled $211 million, driven by a $228 million gross profit from its Treasury and Corporate segment.

Digital assets delivered $71.4 million in adjusted gross profit — up 10% from Q1. However, increased expenses kept the Digital Assets division’s EBITDA flat at $13 million.

Despite a 22% drop in trading volume, Global Markets posted a 28% profit rise, reaching $55.4 million. The average loan book expanded to $1.1 billion thanks to rising demand for margin lending.

Infrastructure and assets continue to grow

Galaxy’s Asset Management & Infrastructure segment saw a 26% profit drop due to lower onchain activity and reduced staking rewards. Still, assets under management rose 27% to $9 billion on crypto price gains and new capital inflows.

The firm completed a major deal — selling over 80,000 BTC for a client. At the same time, its Helios data center continues to expand. CoreWeave has committed to the full 800 MW capacity, while Galaxy secured 160 additional acres and filed a request for 1 GW interconnection. This could scale Helios up to 3.5 GW of total capacity.