On September 15, Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd. fell 5.47% in regular trading, trading at $22.785/share, with turnover of $8.2848 million.

On the news front, multiple company insiders have recently conducted concentrated share disposals, triggering market concern. Executive Friedrich Matthew W. sold approximately 35,600 shares between September 8 and 9, while 10%-plus shareholder Novogratz and executive Brown also reduced their holdings on September 1. Additionally, the company filed a Form 144 on September 9 indicating planned securities sales, further intensifying fears of a coordinated insider selloff.

The selling pressure comes against a backdrop of fundamental weakness. In Q2, Galaxy Digital reported an adjusted loss of $0.09 per share, swinging from income of $0.08 a year earlier, while revenue of $8.557 billion fell short of the $8.92 billion analyst consensus. Despite Morgan Stanley raising its price target to $48 from $37 earlier in September, the persistent insider selling and earnings miss have kept the stock under notable short-term pressure.

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