Sky درآمد 30.8 میلیون دلاری را گزارش می دهد زیرا Galaxy 100 میلیون دلار sUSDS اضافه می کند و سوختن شروع می شود

Sky has reported $30.8 million in September gross revenue and its first 2.86 million SKY token burn, alongside Galaxy’s $100 million sUSDS treasury allocation. Summary Sky’s September gross revenue reached $30.8 million, up 49.7% from a year earlier. Galaxy allocated $100 million to sUSDS and approved the token as institutional loan collateral. Sky completed its first Stage 2 burn, permanently removing 2.86 million SKY from circulation. Grove and Galaxy’s $500 million credit facility reached 75% utilization, financing $375 million in loans. Sky Frontier Foundation’s September financial and operational update put total stablecoin supply at $9.70 billion and protocol collateral at $11.41 billion as of Sep. 30. Published on Oct. 23, the briefing brought together monthly financial results, institutional lending activity and the first completed burn under its Stage 2 capital allocation framework. The September Financial & Operational Update is live. Galaxy’s $100M sUSDS allocation. Grove’s warehouse facility at 75% utilization. The first SKY burn. Alongside the announcements: protocol financials, reserve contributions and governance updates. Read the full update ↓ https://t.co/mme2gposdv — Sky (@SkyEcosystem) October 23, 2026 Sky revenue rises as reserve contributions turn positive Gross protocol revenue grew 49.7% from September 2025, while total stablecoin supply rose 27.6% and collateral grew 25.3%, the Foundation reported. Net protocol revenue reached $12.32 million, compared with a $5.41 million loss a year earlier. The report cautioned that expense classifications affected that comparison. September 2025 included $14.40 million in legacy operating expenses that are now largely inactive. The figures therefore combine revenue growth with changes in the expense base. The Foundation did not present the full improvement in net revenue as growth from continuing operations on an unchanged accounting basis. You might also like: SkyAI sells all Solana holdings as $201M buyback faces price dispute After expenses and revenue allocations, the protocol remitted $7.15 million to Sky Reserves. A year earlier, the corresponding figure was negative $17.26 million. September was the first full month of Stage 2, and the revenue allocation covering SKY buybacks and USDS payments to SKY stakers reached $5.08 million. August’s allocation was $2.48 million, making September’s total slightly more than twice the preceding month’s figure. Sky Reserves ended September at $85.08 million against a $150 million Solvency Reserve target, according to the update. Calculated from those figures, reserves stood at 56.7% of the target, leaving $64.92 million still to accumulate. The Foundation’s August update placed reserves at $76.99 million. September’s closing balance was therefore $8.09 million higher, or approximately 10.5%. That balance change differs from the reported $7.15 million monthly remittance; the September text does not provide a reconciliation between the two measures. Galaxy’s $100 million sUSDS position builds on an earlier agreement Galaxy’s treasury allocation was first announced on Sep. 23, before its inclusion in the monthly update.