Galaxy OKs Buyback of Up to $200M in Class A Shares
Galaxy announced a 12-month authorization to repurchase up to $200 million of its Class A shares, approved Friday as the company's stock — along with other crypto-linked equities — has fallen in step with Bitcoin. The program gives management flexibility to buy shares when they view the stock as undervalued and helps reduce available float.
For investors, the buyback is a clear signal of board confidence and a potentially stabilizing action amid broader market weakness. While it doesn't change Galaxy's underlying exposure to crypto prices, repurchases can support per-share metrics and offer downside cushioning; the move will be watched for pacing and any trade-offs with other capital uses like investing in crypto assets or business growth.