Galaxy Digital has made a move recently—directly acquiring Alluvial Finance. What does this mean? They have now officially become the operators behind the enterprise-level liquid staking protocol, Liquid Collective.
Specifically, Galaxy isn’t just buying an empty shell. They are taking over the entire technical team behind Liquid Collective, along with the staking management system. From now on, Galaxy will have full control over how this protocol is developed and maintained.
The liquid staking market was already highly competitive, and now with this move, Galaxy has staked its claim in the enterprise sector. Let’s see if they roll out any new innovations in the future.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 19h ago
Wow, Galaxy's acquisition move is no joke—they're directly bringing the entire technical team on board. Looks like they're aiming for the long haul in the enterprise market.
Wait, could there be an airdrop opportunity? I need to interact with their contract ASAP and secure a spot.
Is the Liquid Collective protocol reliable, everyone? Has anyone tested it? Really hope it's not just another worthless token.
This is way more legit than those acquisitions where they just buy a shell company. They're taking over full operational rights, which shows they're serious about getting things done.
When it comes to staking, Lido already dominates, so for Galaxy to make a comeback, we'll have to see what technical updates follow. Otherwise, they might just be stuck with the acquisition costs.
Better jot down my wallet address—after such a big move, there's a high chance of some community governance interaction coming up. It's a great opportunity for those looking to benefit.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 19h ago
Galaxy is being pretty aggressive here, directly taking over the entire tech team. This isn’t just a simple acquisition; they want to control the pace of liquid staking.
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liquidation_watcher
· 19h ago
Another major player has entered the game; the enterprise-grade staking scene is getting more interesting.
Galaxy’s move doesn’t look simple—they’re taking the whole team.
With the liquid staking market being this competitive, let’s see how they play it.
Feels like there’s going to be a shake-up at Liquid Collective.
Is Galaxy’s ambition really this big? Are they taking over everything?
The enterprise-grade track is really competitive now.
Let’s wait and see if Galaxy can come up with something new.
I’m a bit curious about how things will develop—will keep watching.
Whether this deal is worth it depends on how they operate moving forward.
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orphaned_block
· 19h ago
Galaxy is really ruthless with this move, directly absorbing the entire technical team—this isn't just a simple acquisition.
If Liquid Collective can be integrated well by a major institution like Galaxy, maybe something real can come out of the enterprise-level sector.
The only worry is that it’ll end up being the same old story—buy it and then just leave it there.
Is Galaxy really planning to go all-in on the liquid staking track? It doesn’t seem that simple.
Right now, everyone in this market wants a piece of the pie. Could Galaxy’s move actually intensify the competition instead?
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GasWaster69
· 19h ago
Another big shot is throwing money to fleece retail investors—this time it's Galaxy's turn.
When Galaxy says they're in control, they mean it. They've taken the entire tech team—this move is ruthless.
From now on, will liquid staking belong to Galaxy alone?
But then again, whether this deal is worth it depends on their next steps.
Let's wait and see what they do next—I'm guessing there are bigger moves coming.
Galaxy Digital has made a move recently—directly acquiring Alluvial Finance. What does this mean? They have now officially become the operators behind the enterprise-level liquid staking protocol, Liquid Collective.
Specifically, Galaxy isn’t just buying an empty shell. They are taking over the entire technical team behind Liquid Collective, along with the staking management system. From now on, Galaxy will have full control over how this protocol is developed and maintained.
The liquid staking market was already highly competitive, and now with this move, Galaxy has staked its claim in the enterprise sector. Let’s see if they roll out any new innovations in the future.