Galaxy Digital Takes Stake in Digital Prime Technologies

Galaxy Digital has taken a strategic stake in Digital Prime Technologies, the firms said in a joint announcement. The investment builds on Galaxy’s role as a launch participant on Tokenet, an institutional digital asset lending platform that launched in May 2026.

Tokenet was developed with EquiLend and applies established securities lending workflows, risk controls and lifecycle management to digital assets. The platform is designed to meet the operational and governance standards that institutional lenders and borrowers expect from traditional markets.

Max Bareiss, Head of Lending at Galaxy Digital, commented, “The maturation of digital asset lending depends on infrastructure that institutions can trust from day one. Tokenet has been built with that bar in mind, and Galaxy’s investment in Digital Prime is a reflection of our confidence in both the platform and the team behind it.” Galaxy is listed on Nasdaq under the ticker GLXY.

James Runnels, Co-Founder and CEO of Digital Prime Technologies, stated, “This investment validates what we set out to build: an institutional-grade platform that closes the gap between digital asset lending and the standards the traditional market already operates by. Having Galaxy as both a live participant and an investor reflects confidence in both the platform and the direction of the market.”

Nick Delikaris, Chief Product Officer at EquiLend, noted the partnership was formed on the premise that institutional participants need a route into digital asset lending without compromising operational standards and that Galaxy’s investment reinforces firms pursuing those standards.

Digital Prime will use the funding to accelerate Tokenet’s development and expand its institutional client base. EquiLend’s global distribution network will continue to provide the channel for Tokenet to scale within the institutional lending community.

The announcement follows Tokenet’s May launch and adds to investment activity in platforms that apply traditional securities lending controls to digital asset markets.