Voyager Digital Ltd (OTC:VYGVF) announced results for the third quarter ended March 31 on Tuesday. The crypto-asset platform’s quarterly revenues surged 1578% sequentially, quarter-over-quarter.
What Happened: Total revenue for Q3 rose to $60.4 million, a 16x jump over $3.6 million recorded in the preceding quarter.
Operating profit came in at $30 million with an operating margin of 50%. This is the first time Voyager Digital has recorded profit in a quarter.
“Our focus on a wide range of coins has contributed to a long-term economic model with fiscal third-quarter operating margins increasing to 50%. Given our success to date, we anticipate that our operating margin should continue to scale in future periods,” said Steve Ehrlich, CEO of Voyager and its co-founder in a statement.
Voyager Digital OTC shares closed 3.14% higher at $19.08 on Tuesday.
Why It Matters: Benzinga founder and CEO Jason Raznick named Voyager Digital as one of his picks earlier in the month based on strong “account openings.”
Ehrlich attributed “exponential adoption of cryptocurrencies” as a recognized and investable class for the company's growth.
In the same period when Voyager reported its Q3 results, Bitcoin (BTC) rose 103.21%. At press time, BTC traded 5.01% higher over a 24-hour period at $40,471.98.