- Galaxy Digital has opened a new office in Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to strengthen institutional-grade digital asset trading and AI/HPC data-infrastructure capabilities across the MENA region.
- The company manages USD 17 billion in assets and operates an 800-MW certified capacity across its AI and high-performance computing data center portfolio.
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Galaxy invested USD 12.2 million in UAE-regulated Fuze to support its regional and global expansion in digital asset infrastructure, stablecoin solutions, and payment products.
Galaxy Digital Inc., a global leader in digital assets and high-performance data infrastructure, has expanded its footprint in the Middle East and North Africa by opening a new office at the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). The move supports the company’s strategy to offer institutional-grade digital asset trading and advanced AI/HPC data infrastructure solutions in one of the world’s fastest-growing innovation hubs.
Galaxy currently manages USD 17 billion in assets across its platform and is recognized as one of the world’s top liquidity providers in the digital asset market. The company also operates a certified total capacity of 800 megawatts across its AI and high-performance computing data center complex.
This expansion aligns with Abu Dhabi’s ambition to become a global center for artificial intelligence, advanced computation, and next-generation digital asset technologies.
Leadership Statements Highlight Strategic Growth
Commenting on the expansion, Michael Novogratz, Founder and CEO of Galaxy, stated:
“We believe blockchain innovation and artificial intelligence will permeate every part of life and significantly improve it. Our new ADGM office lays the foundation for deeper collaboration and innovation in the UAE.”
He emphasized that the enhanced regional presence will help Galaxy better serve existing and new clients, investors, and partners as the digital asset ecosystem continues to evolve.
Arvind Ramamurthy, Chief of Market Development at ADGM, welcomed Galaxy Digital, noting that the company’s decision highlights the strength and maturity of ADGM’s regulatory environment.
“ADGM continues to serve as a trusted global hub for digital asset companies, enabling them to grow securely and connect with global markets,” he said.
Another senior executive added that the region has become increasingly important for Galaxy’s investors, clients, and portfolio companies, and that the new office will unlock new strategic opportunities for global digital asset infrastructure.
Galaxy Digital Invests USD 12.2 Million in UAE-Regulated Fuze
In May 2025, Galaxy Digital led a USD 12.2 million Series A funding round for Fuze, a UAE-regulated company specializing in digital asset infrastructure across the Middle East and Turkey.
The investment aims to accelerate Fuze’s regional and international expansion.
Fuze provides digital assets infrastructure-as-a-service, enabling financial institutions and enterprises to offer regulated digital asset products to their customers. The company also operates an OTC trading desk and recently launched a full suite of stablecoin infrastructure products, as well as expanded into payment solutions through FuzePay.
This investment underscores Galaxy’s commitment to supporting advanced digital infrastructure across the MENA region, especially as demand grows for regulated digital asset platforms and secure, compliant technology.
