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To own Galaxy Digital, you need to believe in a combined crypto, staking, and AI infrastructure story, with data center buildout and institutional adoption as key drivers. The Alluvial acquisition reinforces Galaxy’s institutional onchain positioning, but does not materially change the most immediate risks around capital intensity, financing needs, and execution on its large AI data center commitments.
In that context, Galaxy’s recent US$1.15 billion exchangeable note offering and US$325 million equity raise stand out as especially relevant. Together, they frame how the company is funding both Helios data center expansion and now deeper staking infrastructure, while also heightening investor focus on dilution risk, cost of capital, and whether future cash flows justify the current valuation multiples.
Yet against this growth story, investors should also be aware that Galaxy’s capital intensive buildout could become far more challenging if funding conditions or large counterparties were to...
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Galaxy Digital's narrative projects $78.4 billion revenue and $281.6 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Galaxy Digital's forecasts yield a $45.91 fair value, a 56% upside to its current price.
Ten fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$4.71 to US$47.09, underlining how widely individual views can diverge. You will want to weigh that dispersion against Galaxy’s heavy financing needs and execution risks around its AI focused Helios data center buildout, and explore several alternative viewpoints before forming your own view.
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