Galaxy Digital’s treasury and corporate exposure includes $538 million in bitcoin, $128 million in ether and $108 million in solana as of September 30, 2026 Galaxy Asset Management reported $
Galaxy Digital filed an investor presentation as an exhibit to an 8-K covering its third-quarter 2026 results, with figures presented as of September 30, 2026 and explicitly labeled preliminary, meaning they may differ from the company’s final financial statements once fully reported. The presentation breaks out the company’s business across asset management, trading and a separate treasury and corporate exposure category.
Within that treasury and corporate exposure category, Galaxy reported net digital asset and investment exposure of $538 million in bitcoin, $128 million in ether, $108 million in solana, $77 million in other token exposure and $25 million in other liquid investments. That mix shows a company maintaining a diversified digital-asset position across several major networks rather than concentrating treasury exposure in bitcoin alone, a somewhat different approach from pure bitcoin-treasury companies that hold only a single asset.
On the asset management side, Galaxy reported $5.9 billion in assets under management and $4.6 billion in assets under stake as of the same date, with a further $561 million managed by a commodity pool operator within its Global Markets business. The presentation’s own combined breakdown for asset management and assets under stake totals $10 billion, split across staked assets, exchange-traded products and alternatives, though the company separately cites an overall platform figure of $11 billion that accounts for some overlap between categories.
Separately, the presentation discloses $841 million in venture and fund investments, a category that reflects Galaxy’s direct and indirect investments in other companies and funds within the digital-asset industry, distinct from its own treasury holdings or the assets it manages on behalf of clients. That figure gives a sense of the scale of Galaxy’s exposure to the broader crypto industry’s growth beyond its own balance sheet positions.
Because the figures are labeled preliminary, Galaxy’s eventual Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 may present some numbers differently once the company’s full quarterly reporting process is complete, and investors typically treat these early investor-deck figures as a useful directional signal rather than a final accounting record. The presentation is filed as an exhibit on SEC EDGAR.
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