Hey @Fidelity@DigitalAssets (longtime customer here) when will you reduce your 100% margin requirement on $GLXY trading on @nasdaq@galaxyhq for 90+ days uplisted from OTC? You have a 50% requirement on $FBTC & $FETC... tried calling the active trading team and they have no way of reviewing a stock... Interactive Brokers @IBKR has a 50% requirement @RobinhoodApp 50%... please look into... cc: @novogratz
We are building every day. The best may to create shareholder value is to build a company that produces value. That is the core principle Chris and I believe in and wake up every day driving towards.
We have a higher percentage of employee and founder ownership than almost any company in the SPX.
Hence we care deeply and are aligned to produce shareholder value.
I’ve been saying institutions are coming for years. Turns out I was early...not wrong. Now they’re here. They’re buying $BTC. Building with stablecoins. Rethinking treasury strategy. We've got real momentum - this is the moment we’ve been waiting for.
@galaxyhq is proud to be a trusted partner for a growing number of companies deploying capital into digital assets as part of their corporate treasury strategies.
Bitcoin at new all time high! $GLXY @galaxyhq top 6 Bitcoin Treasury Company ahead of $SMLR $TSLA and $COIN just behind MetaPlanet @metaplanet@BTCtreasuries 👀👀👀
Join @novogratz and senior leaders from @galaxyhq for a conversation on the future of Galaxy, the evolving crypto landscape, and the opportunity at the intersection of crypto and AI. We’ll explore where the market is headed, how we're positioning for the next wave of growth, and why this moment matters.
📅 Wednesday, June 11
🕐 12:00 PM ET
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Very excited about the next chapter of Galaxy!
Long term shareholder and allocator of other people’s money to Galaxy.
Love love Galaxy Brains the podcast with Alex Thorn and Beimnet Abebee. Allowed me to see the quality of your executive team. As well as, every earnings call and other presentations and such you have put out over the years. Novo’s podcast is ok too.
Here are some questions:
What competitive advantages does Galaxy have in the digital asset space compared to other firms, especially with the evolving regulatory landscape in the U.S.?
Can you elaborate on Galaxy's tokenization services and how you see this segment evolving over the next 5–10 years in financial services?
Would you ever consider merging with Bitgo again? Seems to be an ideal compliment to what you are doing or is GK8 sufficient enough to get to where you want to be?
How does Galaxy plan to leverage its experience managing third-party capital to attract institutional investors following the Nasdaq listing?
With your Fierce acquisition, are you planning on expanding to retail services? If so with so much competition how will you break into the market and differentiate? Against the likes of Robinhood, Coinbase, Kraken, eToro, Sofi etc…
How does Galaxy see the role of decentralized finance (DeFi) evolving, and are there plans to integrate DeFi solutions into your service offerings?
Are there specific investments in the investment portfolio that you are really excited about?
What’s one investment you wish you did not make?
What specific innovations or technologies is Galaxy investing in for its AI/HPC data centers, and how do these efforts position the company in the broader AI infrastructure market? Compared to what MARA appears to be doing on the ai inference side.
How does Galaxy see the intersection of blockchain technology and AI evolving, and what role will the company play in this convergence?
Are there plans to partner or merge with other tech or AI firms to enhance Galaxy's data center capabilities, and if so, what types of partnerships are you prioritizing?
How does Galaxy view the role of stablecoins in the future of digital asset markets, and are there plans to further expand services in this area? In the US? Seems like companies like tether, circle world liberty financial and others have the lead.
What lessons has Galaxy learned from operating in the crypto space over the past 7 years that will guide its strategy as a publicly listed company?
What’s BlockFi ex CEO Zac Priince doing with the company? What is he in charge of? Seems like he is a great visionary that got caught up in the nasty wake of SBF?
Mike Novogratz has a background with traditional finance giants like Goldman Sachs and Fortress Investment Group. How has this experience shaped Galaxy’s approach to bridging traditional finance and the digital asset economy? Is the end goal to be bought out by Goldman?
What is the executive team’s long-term vision for Galaxy in terms of its role in the global financial services ecosystem over the next decade?
Following up on a community question: What are Galaxy’s plans for growth in Bitcoin mining, and how does this fit into your broader digital asset strategy? What are you doing with the old miners? Will you be buying more bitcoin with the money received from Coreweave?
For long-term shareholders (like the one who mentioned holding for 5+ years), how will Galaxy ensure transparency and communication with retail investors after the Nasdaq listing?
What steps is Galaxy taking to educate retail investors about its business model and the post-reorganization capital structure, as some have requested clarification?