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The Markets Desk — Week 46 · Wed 11 Nov 2026
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28 Mar 2025CoreWeave leases Galaxy's Helios campus in West Texas for 15 years, growing to 526 MW of critical ITSignedInitial 15-year, 133 MW lease (2025-03-28); CoreWeave exercised Phase II (260 MW, April 2025) and Phase III (133 MW, August 2025) options. Galaxy financed Phase I with a $1.4B Deutsche Bank term loan at SOFR (2.50% floor) + 4.75% (8-K 2025-08-15).Site leaseundisclosedGalaxy: anticipated average annual revenue of over $1B for the three phases combined; no total stated.15 years526 MWGalaxy Digital 8-K Ex. 99.2 (Q2 2025 overview), 2025-08-05Regulatory filing

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