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Galaxy Digital: The AI Deal Record

Every Galaxy Digital deal in the ledger, with the source on every row. Binding contract value: $15B across 526 MW of contracted IT capacity. Guarantees and equity are totalled apart from contract value, and snapshot disclosures (backlog restatements, order intake, program envelopes) are listed but never summed.

Contract value

$15B

1 binding contract, base terms

Binding capacity

526 MW

contracted IT load with disclosed MW

Not binding

·

0 LOI / framework / reported

Deal by Deal

2025-03-28Binding

Galaxy Digital (Provider) · CoreWeave (Buyer)

Value
at least $15B
Capacity / term
526 MW · 15y
$1.90M per MW-year
First revenue
2026-04

Phase I (133 MW) has been delivering revenue since rent commencement in Q2 2026. Phase II (260 MW) is expected to deliver in H1 2027, financed in part by a $3.507B senior secured note offering (Helios subsidiary, priced ~2026-07-22, 9.875% coupon due 2031); that financing is a capital-raise, not a separate compute deal, and is not its own ledger row. Total approved campus power is 1.63 GW with potential to scale to 3.6 GW; only the 526 MW CoreWeave has contracted for is counted here. Surfaced this run via the EDGAR watchlist hit on Galaxy Digital's Q2 2026 8-K (filed 2026-08-05); the underlying lease predates this run.

Conditions: 15-year base lease plus two five-year extension options. Capacity was committed in three tranches at Galaxy's Helios campus (Dickens County, TX): 133 MW critical IT signed 2025-03-28 (~$4.5B company-stated revenue over the 15-year term), a second 260 MW tranche signed August 2025 on similar terms, and a final 133 MW option CoreWeave later exercised, together totaling the 526 MW critical IT / 800 MW gross power CoreWeave has now committed to. Amount here uses Galaxy's own most recent combined guidance (average annual revenue 'more than $1 billion' across all three tranches, as restated in the July 2026 Phase I completion release) times the 15-year term, rather than summing the individually-announced tranche figures, to avoid double counting; treat $15B as a floor, not the company's headline number.

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