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Galaxy secured approval to double its Helios data center power capacity to over 1.6GW, building on its strategic expansion into AI infrastructure.
The company is increasingly focusing on the growing demand for data centers, and this month delivered its first data hall at the Helios campus in Texas to CoreWeave (CRWV), marking the start of revenue under a long-term lease tied to artificial intelligence workloads.
Adjusted gross profit remained broadly stable, reflecting a shift in the business mix as recurring fee revenue and transaction income continue to scale and provide greater resilience in softer market conditions," the company said in a statement. "Disciplined expense management during the quarter helped narrow the adjusted EBITDA loss, underscoring a focus on operating efficiency in more challenging environments."
The Helios facility is set to deliver 133 megawatts of computing power by the end of the second quarter. The company also secured approval for an additional 830 megawatts of power at the site, bringing total capacity to more than 1.6 gigawatts.
GLXY shares fell for a second day, and were recently 0.84% lower at $24.84.
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April 28 (Reuters) - Foreign demand for U.S. investment-grade corporate bonds has remained strong for 15 consecutive months, according to Citigroup, as overseas investors rotate into ​technology, media and telecom (TMT) debt, as well as longer maturities, ‌while moving away from financial bonds.
This shift stands in contrast to recent concerns about rising debt levels at companies like Oracle (ORCL.N), opens new tab, which faced investor scrutiny over its funding ​plans for massive AI infrastructure expansion.
Foreign investors have rotated toward ​TMT and away from financials, and added more in the ⁠15y+ maturity bucket, in line with recent trends in the primary ​market," Citigroup said in a note dated April 27.
Foreign investors increased their ​share of purchases of TMT corporates to 26.1% in 2026 from 17.1% in 2025, while reducing exposure to financial debt to 39% from 53.8%, the Wall Street brokerage ​said.
The brokerage said U.S. corporates saw the largest inflows since February ​2025 from Canada, Japan, Norway, Taiwan, Kuwait and Hong Kong, with Hong Kong holdings ‌up ⁠19.4% after regulatory changes.
Demand for bonds with maturities over 15 years rose to 44.1% of total purchases in 2026 from 23.7% in 2025, Citi noted.
The brokerage highlighted positive rating actions for American Tower (AMT.N), opens new tab, Analog Devices (ADI.O), opens new tab, Keysight ​Technologies (KEYS.N), opens new tab and Cadence ​Design Systems (CDNS.O), opens new tab, citing ⁠improved credit profiles due to AI infrastructure buildout.
Global investors seeking long-duration credit exposure have no viable alternatives at ​scale, reinforcing the structural barriers to a widespread rotation ​away ⁠from U.S. assets," Citigroup noted.
According to the brokerage, U.S. companies account for most of the $11.6 trillion in top-rated corporate bonds in the U.S. and Europe, ⁠and ​issue the bulk of bonds maturing in over ​15 years, highlighting their strong position in long-term debt and their popularity with global pension ​and insurance investors.
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LAGOS, April 28 (Reuters) - Nigeria's government is capping jet fuel prices and allowing airlines to buy supplies on credit, according to a government document seen by Reuters, as it tries to avert flight ​disruptions caused by soaring fuel costs.
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) ​said in the document that aviation fuel should sell for 1,760 ⁠naira to 1,988 naira ($1.29 to $1.46) per litre in Lagos and 1,809 naira to ​2,037 naira in Abuja, based on benchmarks from April 17 to April 23.
It warned ​that prices could still rise due to market volatility linked to the U.S.–Iran conflict and higher supplier costs.
The NMDPRA and aviation ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment
The decision follows ​emergency talks after airlines warned that jet fuel prices had jumped by more ​than 270%, forcing fare increases and raising the risk of capacity cuts.
President Bola Tinubu last week approved ‌30% relief ⁠on airlines' debts to aviation agencies and ordered fuel marketers, airlines and regulators to agree on a "fair" fuel price within 72 hours to prevent a sector-wide shutdown.
The talks also agreed to grant airlines a 30-day credit window to pay for fuel and ​tasked the aviation ​ministry with mediating debt ⁠disputes between operators and oil marketers, according to the document.
A technical committee convened by the NMDPRA recommended that fuel marketers sell ​directly to airlines within the indicated price range to cut ​costs and ⁠improve supply-chain transparency, the document said.
The committee also urged regulators to engage Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals over recently increased premiums applied to international benchmarks used to price jet ⁠fuel.
Other recommendations ​include validating airside fuel distributors with adequate infrastructure - ​potentially reducing the number of authorised suppliers at airports - and considering jet fuel for Nigeria's naira-for-crude initiative to ​limit airlines' foreign exchange exposure.
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LONDON/MILAN, April 24 (Reuters) - (This April 24 story was refiled to remove an extra word from the advisory)
French automotive group Cosmobilis is in talks to buy the commercial rights to the World ​Rally Championship (WRC), two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Cosmobilis moved ahead ‌after an auction for Munich-based WRC Promoter was held by existing rights holders Red Bull and German investment firm KW25 earlier this year, the people said.
If negotiations and financing are concluded successfully, ​a deal could be announced in the summer, one person said.
The sources, ​who asked not to be named because the matter is confidential, ⁠said there remained a chance of no deal.
A Cosmobilis spokesperson declined to comment. ​WRC, Red Bull and KW25 did not reply to requests for comment
The likely price ​for WRC Promoter is expected to be less than 500 million euros ($585 million), one person said.
Eric Boullier, co-founder and CEO of Cosmobilis' Circle unit, is leading the bid, the people said. Boullier, ​who did not respond to requests for comment, was previously Lotus Formula One -- now ​Renault-owned Alpine -- principal and was racing director of McLaren from 2014 to 2018.
Motorsport's governing body, the ‌International ⁠Automobile Federation (FIA), announced last year a tender process to replace Red Bull and German investment company KW25 as commercial rights holders of the World Rally Championship after Reuters reported preparations for a sale.
The FIA is committed to ensuring ​the WRC continues to grow as one of the world's premier ​motor sport ⁠disciplines, and we are confident the outcome of this process will reflect that ambition.”
The WRC races on four different continents with 14 rounds this year. Its reigning champion ⁠is France's ​Sebastien Ogier. Since 2022, WRC Promoter has also ​organised the European Championship and the Rallycross Championship.
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Quantum fears focus on vulnerable early wallets, but market data suggests even a worst case sell-off would be large, not catastrophic.
Quantum doomsayers warn that this would unleash a flood of supply and crash the market. The numbers suggest otherwise.
The threat of quantum computing is not in question.
Roughly 1.7 million BTC sit in Satoshi-era addresses that could be vulnerable under such a scenario. That is about $145 billion at current prices in potential sell pressure, which sounds catastrophic, but is in fact manageable.
During bull markets, long-term holders (investors that have held bitcoin for at least 155 days) routinely distribute between 10,000 and 30,000 BTC per day. At that pace, the entire Satoshi-era supply equates to roughly two to three months of typical profit taking. In the most recent bear market, more than 2.3 million BTC changed hands in a single quarter, exceeding the full quantum “target,” with no systemic collapse.
In addition, monthly exchange inflows approach 850,000 BTC. Derivatives markets cycle through notional volumes equivalent to the entire Satoshi stash every few days. What appears massive in isolation becomes relatively ordinary when set against bitcoin’s existing liquidity and turnover
A sudden, concentrated release would still matter. It would likely drive volatility and could trigger a prolonged downturn, according to Check. But even that scenario assumes economically irrational behavior. Any actor capable of accessing such a trove would be incentivized to distribute gradually, likely hedging through derivatives to minimize slippage and maximize returns.
Bitcoin markets routinely absorb supply on the same order of magnitude as the P2PK era coins. The timeframe is measured in months, not years.
The real issue is not mechanical sell pressure. It is governance. The bigger issue is potentially freezing the Satoshi coins, through BIP-361, then letting everything play out as it should.
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XRP is flat over the past 24 hours, but down more than 60% from its summer 2025 peak.
Such large-scale movements, often referred to as “whale transactions,” are closely monitored in crypto markets because they can hint at institutional or high-net-worth investor intentions. In many cases, inflows of this magnitude to centralized exchanges are interpreted as a potential signal that holders may be preparing to sell or rebalance their positions. This is because assets sent to exchanges are typically made more liquid and readily tradable than those held in direct custody in personal wallets.
That said, transfers to exchanges could also mean repositioning assets, engaging in over-the-counter settlement processes, or moving funds for custody-related purposes.
Still, the timing and size of the transfer is noteworthy for those trading the payments-focused cryptocurrency. As always in crypto markets, large movements can influence perception, even when their ultimate intent remains uncertain.
XRP is trading at about $1.33, flat over the past 24 hours, but down more than 60% since peaking in the summer of 2025.
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Sanaa, Yemen – At 7am, Qasim, 14, rises and begins his daily struggle. He leaves his family’s rented apartment, carrying a white sack about one metre long and half a metre wide. He hopes to fill it by 11:30am.
Qasim collects plastic bottles. A sack full of these bottles can earn him up to 1,500 Yemeni riyal, about $3. Buyers gather these items to be recycled in factories
That money helps Qasim buy lunch for his six-member family. In the afternoon, he can be a child again, sometimes playing football with other children in the neighbourhood
But that’s when it’s the turn of Qasim’s brother, 12-year-old Asem, to collect bottles, which he then sells at night. That helps cover the family’s dinner costs.
To Qasim and Asem, schooling is a luxury that the family cannot afford. Instead, the priority is meeting the family’s daily living expenses
“I was studying at a government school in Sanaa. When I reached the fourth grade in 2024, I stopped going to the classroom. I wanted to help provide for my family, and my brother did the same in 2025,” Qasim tells Al Jazeera, wiping his hollow cheeks with his right hand
“Sitting in the classroom would not feed me,” Qasim says in a low voice as he gazes at his sack in a busy neighbourhood in Sanaa
For more than a decade, Yemen has been embroiled in a bloody conflict between the Iran-backed Houthis and the Saudi-backed government, a strife that has affected almost all population groups, including schoolchildren
Nowadays, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) estimates that 3.2 million school-aged children in Yemen are out of school, and 1.5 million displaced children are at risk of permanent school dropout.
Although fighting on the country’s front lines has largely stopped since an April 2022 ceasefire, millions of children remain deprived of access to schooling.
Years of war have altered countless parents’ attitudes towards education. Fathers no longer feel guilty seeing their children work instead of studying.
Qasim’s father, Abdu, a 48-year-old daily wage worker, admits that he does not have regrets about seeing his children outside the classroom, collecting plastic bottles every day
The real pain he feels, he says, is when he cannot meet the family’s basic needs
“Seeing a hungry child is more painful than seeing a child drop out,” says Abdu
Abdu has not left Sanaa since the war began in 2014, and he has seen how university and high school graduates have suffered
“I sometimes work on construction sites as a guard or a digger or a porter, and I find graduates doing or seeking similar jobs,” Abdu tells Al Jazeera.
He adds, “Why should I let my children spend years at school and then come to work in such jobs? They can start working now instead
During the fourth Riyadh International Humanitarian Forum last year, Yemen’s Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Waed Badhib, said that the war had inflicted heavy losses on the national economy exceeding $250bn, and led to unemployment rates rising to 35 percent
Parents spent lots of money on their children’s education,” Abdu notes. “Today, so many of them cannot land the jobs for which they were trained. It feels like what they did was a waste of time and cash.
Widespread unemployment among graduates has led many parents to disparage the benefits of an education. But Mahmoud al-Bukari, an academic and the deputy head of the social affairs labour office in Taiz, explains that – in the long run – they could be seriously harming their children’s prospects
He knows that, for now, he can get by selling the plastic bottles he collects. His next aim is to learn a trade and make a living.
I want to be excellent in painting, carpentry, or welding,” says Qasim. “I try to learn any skill I can in this city. I will not return to the classroom.”
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Binance has successfully concluded a thorough SOC 2 Type II compliance audit, aiming to bolster security measures within the realm of cryptocurrency.In an official blog post, the crypto exchange Binance declared the completion of its System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type II compliance audit. This evaluation, carried out by the independent validator A-LIGN, meticulously assessed Binance's controls and practices in two vital domains: system protection and data security.The exchange's objective is to uphold stringent security protocols throughout its platform and consistently enhance its systems. Integral measures encompass rigorous access management, advanced encryption methodologies, and a resilient incident response protocol.Follow @X mucaN 🌴🏺 For more educational, informative,crypto news,trading strategy and Airdrop contents Reaffirming its dedication to security, Binance's Chief Security Officer Jimmy Su remarked, "Despite the growth and maturation of the crypto industry in recent years, there still exists a disparity in understanding and perception. Collaborative efforts among industry participants are imperative to drive change."Su further added, "This is why we've allocated substantial resources and effort to showcase that crypto platforms can meet, and even surpass, the stringent standards applicable in traditional regulated industries. The SOC 2 Type II audit stands as the latest testament to this commitment."According to Binance's new CEO, Richard Teng, the audit validates the implementation of well-designed and suitably executed controls. Teng, who assumed the CEO role following Changpeng Zhao (CZ)'s resignation, expressed confidence in Binance's future trajectory, affirming the exchange's intent to maintain its position as the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume."Our business fundamentals are remarkably robust," emphasized Teng. "We have a debt-free capital structure, controlled expenses, and, despite the minimal fees charged to our users, we boast strong revenues and profits."During Taipei Blockchain Week, Richard Teng, alongside Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, conveyed feeling "humbled and honored" to lead the exchange. Addressing prevalent misconceptions, Teng highlighted, "Conventional media still associate crypto and blockchain with fraudulent activities and illicit funds. However, according to data from the US financial crime office Chainalysis and various research pieces, the inflow of illicit funds into crypto accounts for only 0.02%."This recent audit not only validated Binance's security measures but also underscored its steadfast commitment to fostering a secure environment for users' digital assets and data.#BTC #BONK #xmucan