Galaxy became the second high profile listing from the digital assets space on the Nasdaq last week.
Following eToro’s $575m IPO, Galaxy, a digital assets and data centre infrastructure provider, is now publicly listed on Nasdaq and alongside its existing listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker GLXY.
“What a moment! Today, we celebrated a milestone that reflects the dedication, resilience, and vision of our entire team: Galaxy is officially a Nasdaq-listed company,” said Jonathan Goldowsky, head of investor relations at Galaxy, in a social post.
“From pioneering one of the most comprehensive platforms for institutions to engage with digital assets, to building one of the largest HPC data centers in the US, our commitment to accelerating progress in finance and AI has never been stronger.”
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