Bitcoin News Update: Galaxy Enhances Staking Platform as Institutions Turn to Bitcoin During Altcoin Market Volatility
- Galaxy Digital expands staking infrastructure with Coinbase Prime, its fourth custodial partner in 2025, aiming to lead institutional crypto solutions. - Jump Crypto's $205M Solana-to-Bitcoin swap via Galaxy highlights institutions shifting to Bitcoin amid altcoin volatility and ETF underperformance. - Galaxy's $443M staked assets and Texas data center expansion reflect growing institutional demand for crypto custody amid regulatory and liquidity challenges.
Galaxy Digital Inc. (Nasdaq/TSX: GLXY) has broadened its institutional staking platform by integrating with Coinbase Prime, marking its fourth custodial alliance for 2025. This latest partnership follows previous agreements with Fireblocks, Zodia Custody, and BitGo, highlighting Galaxy's commitment to establishing itself as a top provider of robust and scalable solutions for institutional investors, as reported by
At the same time, Galaxy’s involvement in facilitating significant token transfers has come under the spotlight. Blockchain data shows that Jump Crypto, a prominent digital asset trading company, moved 1.1 million
Galaxy’s growing infrastructure supports its dual emphasis on digital assets and data center expansion. The company’s Helios campus in Texas, with 800 MW of capacity and an additional 2.7 GW under evaluation, positions Galaxy as a significant contributor to AI and high-performance computing power, according to MarketScreener. This approach to diversification comes as institutional appetite for crypto custody and staking continues to rise, with Galaxy noting a 20% increase in institutional client onboarding year-over-year. Nevertheless, the recent swings in Solana and other alternative coins highlight the ongoing difficulties of fostering innovation while maintaining market stability in an industry still facing regulatory and liquidity challenges, as CoinDesk emphasized.
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