Crypto investment firm Galaxy Digital missed analyst expectations with its Q4 and full-year 2022 results. The Toronto-listed company reported a net loss of $1bn for 2022 compared with a $1.7bn profit in 2021, and a $288m loss for Q4 2022. The company attributed the loss to unrealised marks to market on its investment portfolio. Analysts had estimated an average net revenue of CAD674m ($492m) for the financial year and CAD43m ($31m) for the quarter, but the firm achieved revenue of $419.4m. Counterparty trading volumes increased by about 19% in Q4 over the prior period, but decreased 65% YoY.
(By Kari McMahon)
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