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Galaxy Backs Digital Prime in Push for Institutional Crypto Lending Standards
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Galaxy Backs Digital Prime in Push for Institutional Crypto Lending Standards

Yahoo Finance · Jun 23, 2026, 5:53 PM

Key takeaways

  • (NASDAQ: $GLXY) is putting more capital behind institutional digital asset lending, taking a strategic stake in Digital Prime Technologies as the market looks for more structured ways to borrow and lend crypto at scale.
  • The investment, announced Tuesday, builds on Galaxy’s role as a launch participant on Tokenet, the institutional lending platform developed by Digital Prime Technologies in partnership with EquiLend.
  • Financial terms were not disclosed, but Galaxy’s role makes the investment more than a passive backing.

Galaxy Backs Digital Prime in Push for Institutional Crypto Lending Standards Galaxy Backs Digital Prime in Push for Institutional Crypto Lending Standards Crypto Prowl Wed, June 24, 2026 at 12:53 AM GMT+7 2 min read GLXY Galaxy Digital Inc. (NASDAQ: $GLXY) is putting more capital behind institutional digital asset lending, taking a strategic stake in Digital Prime Technologies as the market looks for more structured ways to borrow and lend crypto at scale.

The investment, announced Tuesday, builds on Galaxy’s role as a launch participant on Tokenet, the institutional lending platform developed by Digital Prime Technologies in partnership with EquiLend. Tokenet went live in May and is designed to bring securities-lending style workflows, risk controls and lifecycle management into digital assets.

Financial terms were not disclosed, but Galaxy’s role makes the investment more than a passive backing. The firm was already a launch participant on Tokenet, tying the deal directly to its lending and trading operations and giving the platform an early institutional user with market depth.

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