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3 GALAXY Galaxy is a global leader in digital assets and data center infrastructure, delivering solutions that accelerate progress in finance and AI Note: Throughout this document, all figures as of June 30, 2026, unless otherwise noted. (1) Listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange from 2018 – 2026 and on Nasdaq since May 2025. (2) Inclusive of offices in New York, Texas, Israel, London, Chicago, Hong Kong, Bahamas, and San Francisco. (3) Represents Galaxy Asset Management AUM and the total notional value of assets bonded and staked to Galaxy validators, based on prices as of June 30, 2026. Consists of $4.4B Assets Under Management, $2.8B Assets Under Stake and $415M of assets managed by a commodity pool operator within Galaxy’s Global Markets division. Of this total, $733M is included in both Assets Under Management and Assets Under Stake, and $375M is included in both assets under stake and the commodity pool operator. Each asset included in these figures generates its own distinct fee stream. Changes in AUM are generally the result of performance, contributions, withdrawals, and acquisitions. Preliminary AUM associated with GVH Multi-Strategy FOF LP is based on management’s most recent estimate. AUM for committed capital closed-end vehicles, alternatives are reported as NAV plus unfunded commitment. AUM for quarterly close vehicles is reported as of the most recent quarter available for the applicable period. AUM for affiliated separately managed accounts is reported as NAV as of the most recently available estimate for the applicable period. Complementary offerings across two main operating businesses: Operating Track Record 8+ Years Employees Across 3 Continents2 750+ Market Cap as of August 4, 2026 $9B Since 2018 (NASDAQ: GLXY)1 Publicly Listed Assets on Platform3 $8B Data Centers Developing world-class, high-performance computing infrastructure designed to meet the growing demand for large-scale, power-ready facilities. Digital Assets Serving the digital asset ecosystem end-to-end with integrated digital asset trading, lending, brokerage, investment banking, asset management and blockchain infrastructure.
4 GALAXY Galaxy Leadership Team Erin Brown Chief Operating Officer Chris Ferraro President & CIO Mike Novogratz Founder & CEO Tony Paquette Chief Financial Officer A deep bench of experts across capital markets, asset management, digital assets, technology, and the development and operation of mission -critical data center infrastructure. Michael Ashe Chief Strategy Officer Tom Harrop Chief Risk Officer Rob Cornish Chief Technology Officer Matt Friedrich Chief Legal Officer Jason Urban Co -Head of Digital Assets Brian Wright Co -Head of Data Centers Andrew Taubman Deputy Chief Operations Officer Steve Kurz Co -Head of Digital Assets Austin Storms Co -Head of Data Centers
5 GALAXY Our Opportunity
6 GALAXY (1) Source: CoinGecko. Market data as of 8/04/2026. (2) Source: FactSet & World Gold Council. Market data as of 8/04/2026. (3) Source: MacroMicro. Represents Global M2 Money Supply of Major Central Banks as of April 2026. (4) Source: World Federation of Exchanges as of December 2025. (5) Source: BusinessStats Equity Market Capitalization 2013 – 2026. (6) Source: Savills. Data as of 2024. Digital Assets | Early Innings of a Massive Opportunity The Onchain Opportunity Across Capital Markets is Significant Blockchain: The Foundation of Modern Financial Markets Value of Global Assets $1T $2T $33T $103T $145T $152T $393T Bitcoin Global Crypto Market Cap Gold M2 Global Bonds Global Equities Real Estate 5 43 621 1 Over $700 trillion in assets could be tokenized as blockchain technology reshapes traditional markets Digital assets are evolving from a standalone asset class into foundational financial infrastructure, reshaping how value is issued, traded, settled, and stored across markets. Upgrading the Financial Stack Digital asset technology is being adopted as a new operating layer for financial markets – upgrading legacy systems for trading, settlement, financing, and custody with real-time, programmable infrastructure. Bridging Innovation and Tradition Large financial institutions are driving adoption by integrating digital rails into existing workflows, regulatory frameworks, and balance sheets - modernizing markets from the inside out rather than creating parallel systems. Infrastructure Reaches Scale Core market plumbing - electronic trading, financing, risk management, and settlement – is converging across on- and off-chain environments, following the same multi-decade evolution seen in ETFs, derivatives, and electronic markets.
7 GALAXY Source: McKinsey, Dell’Oro Group, Avison Young. (1) Includes Cloud, Colocation, Telco and Enterprise. Data Centers | Early Innings of a Massive Opportunity 82 GW 219 GW 2025 2030 Investment Momentum Expected to Accelerate as Demand Grows $0.7T $1.7T 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 Global Annual Data Center IT CapEx1 Global Data Center Demand • The U.S. faces a projected 80+ GW power capacity shortfall by 2030 – with nearly all new supply pre-leased or built-to-suit ahead of delivery, vacancy continues to fall despite record construction activity • This scarcity is increasingly favoring developers with approved power capacity, who are best positioned to lease into an undersupplied market • Galaxy is developing AI and HPC infrastructure in some of the most supply-constrained, high-demand markets in the country Global Demand for Data Center Capacity Expected to Nearly Triple by 2030 Global data center capex expected to approach $1 trillion in 2026 as demand broadens beyond top hyperscalers 0.35% 0.32% 0.25% 0.24% 0.18% 0.10% 0.00% Las Vegas Northern Virginia Portland Reno Salt Lake City Austin West Texas Lowest Vacancy Markets Tightening Vacancy Reinforces a Supply -Constrained Market U.S. data center vacancy rates fell to 0.9%, reflecting a highly competitive market for available capacity
8 GALAXY Digital Assets Serving the digital asset ecosystem end -to-end. Global Markets Asset Management & Infrastructure Solutions
9 GALAXY Global Markets Integrated global markets platform delivering principal liquidity, derivatives, lending, electronic trading, onchain capabilities, and investment banking services. 001 Principal Liquidity Access to a deep network of exchanges and market makers 002 Derivatives Speculate, diversify, and hedge risk ✓ Margin lending ✓ Leverage ✓ Collar Loans ✓ Hedging Solutions ✓ Treasury Management ✓ Instant Liquidity ✓ Galaxy Onchain Financing Rate ✓ CLOs 003 Lending & Structured Products Leverage digital assets securely with a regulated lending institution Total Trading Counterparties 1,741 Average Loan Book Size1 $1.4B Unique Crypto Assets Supported 100+007 Investment Banking M&A advisory, equity & debt capital markets 004 US Securities Broker -Dealer FINRA approval to operate as broker 005 Lend -To -Create Enabling clients to lend digital assets to Galaxy and receive in-kind spot crypto ETP shares 006 GalaxyOne Institutional-quality financial products and services to U.S. individual investors in a unified digital experience DeFiLending Borrowing Derivatives Electronic TradingOTC Prime ServicesSpot Event-Driven Markets Structured Products Liquidity Services Advisory Capital Raising Mergers & Acquisitions Note: All financial figures in this overview are in US Dollars, unless otherwise stated. All figures as of June 30, 2026. Securities products and services are offered by Galaxy Digital Partners LLC, a member of FINRA and SIPC. (1) For the period December 31, 2025 through June 30, 2026. Represents the average market value of all open loans, excluding uncommitted credit facilities. Global Markets Asset Management & Infrastructure Solutions
10 GALAXY Asset Management & Infrastructure Solutions Infrastructure Solutions Asset Management High-conviction investing across public and private markets in digital assets, blockchain technology, and emerging technology Institutional-grade staking, tokenization, wallet and private key solutions, built for customization and security Staked Assets $2.8B ETFs / ETPs $1.8B Alternatives $2.6B $ 7B Global Markets Asset Management & Infrastructure Solutions 001 Alternatives Venture capital, hedge fund, and liquid token strategies, offering broad exposure to high-growth opportunities across the ecosystem 002 Global ETFs / ETPs Passive and active investment solutions via partnerships with leading institutions 003 Crypto Services Index Construction SPVs/Co-Invests Treasury Mandates Opportunistic Investments KEY PARTNERSHIPS 1 COMBINED AUM & AUS 2 Note: Data as of June 30, 2026, unless otherwise noted. All third-party company product and service names in this presentation are for identification purposes only. The product names, logos, and brands are the property of their respective owners. Use of these names, logos, and brands does not imply endorsement. (1) Inclusive of global partner ETFs/ETPs offered in North America, South America, and Europe and includes private, passive funds which are a different wrapper for similar products Galaxy Asset Management also offers in an ETF structure. (2) Consists of $4.4B Assets Under Management and $2.8B Assets Under Stake. Of this total, $733M is included in both Assets Under Management and Assets Under Stake. Each asset included in these figures generates its own distinct fee stream. 001: Staking Institutional staking platform offering secure validator operations, liquid staking, and integrated reporting 002: Tokenization End-to-end tokenization platform enabling issuance, management, and distribution of onchain fund products and traditional financial instruments 003: Wallet Infrastructure Enterprise-grade digital asset custody and security solution delivering MPC- based key management, hardened vaults, and a tokenization engine 004: Vaults & Curation Galaxy Curation provides institutional access to onchain yield strategies through professionally managed, curated vaults Custom Infrastructure Galaxy is serving as BNY’s design partner and infrastructure provider to help advance its digital asset infrastructure for institutional markets.
11 GALAXY Treasury & Corporate Net Digital Asset and Investment Exposure (1) Includes spot BTC, BTC derivatives, short and other hedge positions, associated tokens such as wrapped BTC, and interests in investment vehicles designed to hold BTC. (2) Includes spot SOL, SOL derivatives, short and other hedge positions, associated tokens such as wrapped SOL, and interests in investment vehicles designed to hold SOL, including Galaxy’s investment in Forward Industries. (3) Represents spot and interests in investment vehicles that provide exposure to other digital assets. (4) Includes publicly traded securities, including those subject to a short-term lock-up. Venture & Fund Investments $606M Other Liquid Investments $19M 4 Other Token Exposure $76M 3 Solana $58M 2 Bitcoin $400M 1 The Company’s Treasury & Corporate segment maintains exposure to the digital asset ecosystem through a diversified allocation across spot positions, derivatives, ETFs, equities, venture investments, private equity holdings and fund investments. The below pie chart is representative of the Treasury & Corporate segment’s net digital asset and investment exposure as of June 30, 2026.
12 GALAXY Data Centers Developing infrastructure for an AI -enabled future. Data Centers High-Performance Computing Infrastructure
13 GALAXY The Helios Data Center Campus ▪ Galaxy • Galaxy Slides Master Overhaul Gross Leased Capacity 800 MW The Helios Data Center Campus is Galaxy’s flagship facility, spanning over 2,200 contiguous acres in Dickens County, West Texas, approximately 60 miles from Lubbock. At 1.6 GW of approved grid capacity, and a path to 3.6 GW of total potential power, Helios represents the foundation of Galaxy’s broader data center platform. Galaxy’s Flagship Campus 1,630 MW Total Approved Power Capacity 2,200+ Acres Campus Acreage Note: Campus acreage represents contiguous land under Galaxy’s direct control. 3,600+ MW Total Potential Power Capacity Galaxy’s Helios Data Center campus, April 2026. Galaxy is positioned to be a leader in developing and operating high-performance computing infrastructure, anchored by Helios – one of the largest data center campuses under development in North America.
14 GALAXY The Path to Multi-Gigawatt Sca le Chart depicts, as applicable, actual or expected potential gross power capacity. (1) Represents power capacity contracted under executed options or lease agreements. (2) Represents power capacity for which Galaxy has completed the relevant development milestones necessary to contract with a leasing partner. (3) Represents capacity eligible to be classified as Batch Zero Base Load as a result of Galaxy’s completion of required milestones, including signed interconnection agreements and posting of financial security. (4) Represents capacity eligible to be classified as Batch Zero Studied Load as a result of Galaxy's completion of required Batch Zero attestations and posting of financial security ahead of applicable ERCOT deadlines. (5) Represents potential capacity from identified expansion opportunities at existing Galaxy-owned sites. (6) Assumes full approval and allocation of identified potential capacity. Galaxy continues to build out a multi-gigawatt power pipeline across Texas, now totaling over 5.7 GW of potential capacity, as it expands beyond Helios to meet accelerating demand for AI and HPC infrastructure. Total Potential Power Portfolio6 Data Centers Power Pipeline 800 MW 830 MW 74 MW 700 MW 1,000 MW 900 MW 1,000 MW 426 MW 5,730 MW Helios I Helios II Caspian Helios IV Merlin I Helios III Selene Merlin II Contracted Power Capacity1 Contractable Power Capacity2 Expansion Opportunity5 Batch Zero Base Load Eligible3 Batch Zero Studied Load Eligible4
15 GALAXY Galaxy's Power Capacity Ramp Schedule Chart depicts, as applicable, actual or expected potential gross power capacity and actual or estimated earliest potential energization timeline, assuming applicable power approval and related agreement with leasing partner. (1) Represents power capacity contracted under executed options or lease agreements. (2) Represents potential capacity from identified expansion opportunities at existing Galaxy-owned sites. (3) Assumes full approval and allocation of identified potential capacity. Galaxy's development path spans multiple sites and multi-gigawatt scale, with visibility extending through 2030 and beyond. Power Capacity Ramp Schedule 800 MW 830 MW 74 MW 700 MW 1,000 MW 900 MW 1,000 MW 426 MW 5,730 MW Total Potential Power Portfolio Merlin II Helios IV Selene Caspian Helios III Merlin I Helios II Helios I 824 MW 2,274 MW 4,930 MW 200 MW 550 MW 1,624 MW 3,074 MW 5,730 MW 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030+ 800 MW 800 MW 800 MW Contracted Capacity1 Uncontracted Capacity Ramp2 3
16 GALAXY Contracted Capacity (1) Average lease-level adjusted EBITDA margin is a non-GAAP financial measure. See slide 2 for additional information. (2) Assumes exercise of two five-year extension options beyond the initial 15-year contract term. Total potential contract value includes the impact of annual escalators. (3) Represents approximately 200 MW of gross power capacity for Phase I, approximately 400 MW of gross power capacity for Phase II, and approximately 200 MW of gross power capacity for Phase III. (4) Represents internal estimates for capital expenditures. Actual results may differ materially due to business, economics, and competitive uncertainties and contingencies, which are beyond the control of the Company and its management and are subject to change. (5) Anticipated results for agreement with CoreWeave at the Helios site once fully operational. Based on contractual terms, internal estimates for capital expenditures, and reflects anticipated average annual revenue over the 15-year base lease term including the impact of annual escalators. Actual results may differ materially due to business, economic and competitive uncertainties and contingencies, which are beyond the control of the Company and its management and subject to change. CoreWeave Lease Overview Total Potential Contract value2$30B+ Total Potential Lease Term225 years Gross Power Capacity800 MW Contracted Critical IT Load3526 MW CoreWeave has leased 526 MW of critical IT capacity, generating anticipated average annual revenue of over $1B for the combined three phases at 90%+ average lease- level adjusted EBITDA margins across the 15-year base contract term.1 Galaxy successfully delivered 133 MW of critical IT to CoreWeave on schedule under the Phase I lease agreement, transitioning the site from construction to operational facility throughout Q2 2026. Phase I Delivered Critical IT Load3 133 MW Q2 2026 Delivery Date $315M Avg. Annual Base Revenue5 Construction Cost $1.8B Phase II Contracted Critical IT Load3 260 MW Q2 2027 Initial Rent Commencement $690M Avg. Annual Base Revenue5 Est. Construction Cost4 $4.0B Phase III Contracted Critical IT Load3 133 MW 2028 Initial Rent Commencement CoreWeave Lease by Phase
17 GALAXY Helios Campus Update as of July 2026 1 23 4 4 5 6 6 7 1. Galaxy’s 345 kV substation Our privately owned 345 kV grid connected substation at the Helios campus supporting up to 900 MW of transformer capacity across various phases of the project. 2. Chiller Yard Specialized chiller systems provide temperature-controlled water to direct-liquid- cooling systems in support of both AI workloads and air-cooled portions of the data center building for temperature/humidity control. 4. Electrical Yards The electrical yards supporting the chiller yard and data center building contain critical pre-fabricated electrical infrastructure and emergency backup generation equipment for powering the most advanced AI infrastructure and the systems that support them. 5. Water Facilities Expansion of Galaxy’s on-site groundwater facilities that provide raw groundwater, water treatment facilities for campus water needs, and wastewater treatment. 3. Data Center Building Secure, purpose-built facility spanning over 125,000 sq ft in support of AI infrastructure (GPU servers, storage, network, etc.) and the mechanical/electrical galleries to support high-density AI infrastructure and workloads. 6. Pitchfork and Cottonwood 345kV substations Owned by Wind Energy Transmission of Texas (WETT), the substations are an integral part of the Competitive Renewable Energy Zone (CREZ) initiative to carry wind power from West Texas to load centers, like Helios 7. Helios Campus Footprint The Helios campus consists of over 2,200 acres of contiguous land under Galaxy’s control for future expansion and construction of data center buildings. 4 Phase I of the Helios Data Center campus, July 2026.